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Grammar
Head-butt
What is the meaning of head-butt?
E.g.: Peter tries to head-butt his horizon.
Thank you for help.
E.g.: Peter tries to head-butt his horizon.
Thank you for help.
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Hi, Tom stands in front of Fred, and close to him. Tom moves his head forward very fast, and hits Fred in the face with his forehead. Fred goes to hospital and tells the doctor 'Tom head-butted me'.
- Hi, Tom stands in front of Fred, and close to him.
- Tom moves his head forward very fast, and hits Fred in the face with his forehead.
- Fred goes to hospital and tells the doctor 'Tom head-butted me'.
- 'To ****' means to push or strike with the head.
- Bulls like to do this.
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Hi,
Tom stands in front of Fred, and close to him. Tom moves his head forward very fast, and hits Fred in the face with his forehead. Fred goes to hospital and tells the doctor 'Tom head-butted me'.
'To ****' means to push or strike with the head. Bulls like to do this.
Peter tries to head-**** his horizon.
It's a figurative use of
Tom stands in front of Fred, and close to him. Tom moves his head forward very fast, and hits Fred in the face with his forehead. Fred goes to hospital and tells the doctor 'Tom head-butted me'.
'To ****' means to push or strike with the head. Bulls like to do this.
Peter tries to head-**** his horizon.
It's a figurative use of
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