Lovebutt
Lovebutt by racergill17 December 9, 2013
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LoveButt
Definition:
A LoveButt is exactly the same as a headbut – you get headered, but with love. Usually done as a playful or affectionate gesture, even if it hurts a little.
A LoveButt is exactly the same as a headbut – you get headered, but with love. Usually done as a playful or affectionate gesture, even if it hurts a little.
LoveButt
/ˈlʌvˌbʌt/ noun / verb
Definition: A LoveButt is exactly the same as a headbut – you get headered, but with love.
Example: “He just gave me a LoveButt on the dome, but it’s alright ’cause it means he loves me.”
LoveButt (Friendship Edition)
Definition:
A LoveButt is the universal sign of friendship among absolute legends. A playful headbut that says, “I like you, bro, but I’m still gonna make it hurt a bit.”
Example:
“My best mate gave me a LoveButt on the head out of nowhere – only a true friend would show love like that.”
/ˈlʌvˌbʌt/ noun / verb
Definition: A LoveButt is exactly the same as a headbut – you get headered, but with love.
Example: “He just gave me a LoveButt on the dome, but it’s alright ’cause it means he loves me.”
LoveButt (Friendship Edition)
Definition:
A LoveButt is the universal sign of friendship among absolute legends. A playful headbut that says, “I like you, bro, but I’m still gonna make it hurt a bit.”
Example:
“My best mate gave me a LoveButt on the head out of nowhere – only a true friend would show love like that.”
LoveButt by ks22042004 July 30, 2025
Related Words
lovebutter • Lovebutt • love button • Loverbutt • Love Battery • love battle • love puttin • love bottom • love but hate • love gutter
lovebutton
lovebutton by jimmyspliff October 25, 2007
Love Butt
A series about a couple getting together and having fun together, yet making out and stroking their butts either as an alternative to sex or before or after having sex.
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