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Button

speaker

Meaning

Noun

A
or
that is
a
or (buttonhole),
as a fastener.
A
with a
in order to
or
an
or to
a mechanism.
In Graphical user interface:
An
control that can be
as an
of an
function.
In American English:
A
on
,
with a
through the fabric.
In Botany:
A bud.
The
of an
mushroom.
The clitoris.
In Curling:
The
(bullseye) of the house.
In Fencing:
The
at the
a foil.
In Poker:
A
used to
the person in last
in a
; also dealer's button.
In Poker:
The
who is last to
after the
,
and
, who
the button.
A person who
as a decoy.
A
to further
the
of a
-marking
stripe.
In Aviation:
The
a runway.
In South African English:
A
(used as a
drug).
A
of
or
, usually
and
,
a
or
, to
something, such as a door.
A
of
on an
or in a
, after fusion.
A
; a
; a small,
mass.
A
on a cat's coat.
In British English:
A
of
to ¹⁄₁₂ inch.
The means for
a
or
occurrence.
In Lutherie:
In an
of the
family, the near-semicircular
of the back
of the
,
the
of the neck.
In Lutherie:
Synonym of
, part of a violin-family instrument.
In Lutherie:
Synonym of adjuster.
The
amount of care or interest; a
or jot.
In Television:
The
or
of
that
a scene.
In Comedy:
The
at the
a
(such as a
, set, or scene).
A
; a
assassin.
The
of a rattlesnake's rattle.
In Southern US English:
A
(of garlic).
In Zoology:
Pedicle; the
point for
in cervids.

Verb

To
with a button.
To be
by a
or
s.
To
talking.

Name

A
as an
for a
or
of buttons.
A
in Ford County, Illinois, United States.
Sourced from
Wiktionary

Origin

button
English
arrow
boton
Old French (842-ca. 1400)
Sourced from
Etym
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