full butt, full but, fulbuyt, fulbut

1. Meeting or coming together directly face to face. (Generally conveying the idea of violence or collision.) "So crates met full - but with Xeno phon in a narrow lane."- Udall: Apoph. of Erasmus, p. 29. *2. Directly, exactly. "It standeth ful - but agynst Ca leys."- Horman. Vulgar i a. full-cadence, s. Full-bottomed Wig. Music: A perfect cadence. [CADENCE.] full-center, a. Arch.: Having the form of a full semicircle. Full - center arch : A semicircular arch or vault. One describing the full amount of 180°. 1942 *full-charged, a. Charged or loaded to the full; fitly prepared. full-chisel, adv. At full speed. ( U. S. Colloq.) full-chord, s. Music : (1) A chord, some of the e ential notes of which are doubled. (2) A chord for the full power of an instrument, orchestra, or voices.