trans. [f. prec. sb.]
† 1. In horse-racing: To overtake (a horse).
1617. Markham, Caval., VI. viii. 43. Say you come in that twelue score [yards] to buttocke him, you shall then finde [etc.].
2. In wrestling: To throw (an adversary) by a manœuvre in which the buttock or the hip is used.
1883. Standard, 24 March, 3/7. In the third and final tussle, however, Simpson buttocked Carradyce beautifully, and won.
