IPA: /ˈhɛdˌbʌt/
KK: /hɛdˌbʌt/
A strong hit made by using the forehead to strike someone or something, often used in fighting or sports.
The player received a penalty for delivering a headbutt during the match.
To hit someone or something with your head, usually as a form of attack or aggression.
In the game, the player decided to headbutt his opponent during the match.
Past: headbutted
Past Participle: headbutted
Headbutt is formed from "head" (from Old English "heafod", meaning the upper part of the body) and "butt" (from Old French "buter", meaning to strike or push). The word describes the action of striking someone with the head.
Think of using your 'head' to 'strike' or 'push' someone — that's what a headbutt means.
No commonly confused words.