butt out

to exit [as abruptly as one has intruded]. (Compare this with butt in (on someone or something). Usually a command.) Butt out! Leave me alone! Please butt out of my life!

butt out

to not get involved in something Teens usually think their parents should just butt out of their lives.

Usage notes: often used as an order: This is none of your business, so just butt out!

butt out

v. Slang

1. To stop interfering or meddling in someone's affairs. Often used as a command: Butt out!—This conversation is none of your business! I wish you'd butt out when I'm trying to talk to my boss.

2. To leave some place hastily; depart: If anyone sees us, let's butt out of the room. The thieves stole my bag and butted out.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Vaiva	-	Lithuanian
Ziv	-	Hebrew
Paula	['pɔ:lə]
Rolph	RAHLF	English (Rare)
NiccolÒ	neek-ko-LO	Italian
Princess	PRIN-ses, PRINT-səs, prin-SES	English (Modern)