button



button

1. n. the termination of a recitation; the punch line of a joke; a zinger. (The equivalent of a button punched to signal a response.) When I got to the button, I realized that I had told the whole joke wrong.
2. n. a police officer’s badge or shield. The guy flashed his button, so I let him in.
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Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Ismael['ismiəl]
KrysiaKRI-shahPolish
Fabianofah-BYAH-no (Italian)Italian, Portuguese
Hippolytos-Greek Mythology, Ancient Greek
Lia (1)LEE-ah (Italian), LEE-ə (Portuguese, Georgian)Italian, Portuguese, Georgian, Biblical Latin
SymphonySIM-fə-neeEnglish (Rare)