More than one small object sewn onto clothes. You push the buttons through holes to close the clothes.
She sewed the buttons onto the coat herself.
He struggled to fasten the buttons on his shirt.
American English
/ˈbə.t̚n̩z/
2 syllables · Stress the first syllable.
Form of button
More than one small object sewn onto clothes. You push the buttons through holes to close the clothes.
Practice out loudMore than one small object sewn onto clothes. You push the buttons through holes to close the clothes.
She sewed the buttons onto the coat herself.
He struggled to fasten the buttons on his shirt.
More than one part of a machine, phone, or website that you press or click to make something happen.
The elevator buttons were worn from heavy use.
The remote control's buttons were not working properly.
He, she, or it closes clothes by putting their buttons through the holes.
She buttons her coat before leaving the house.
He buttons his shirt before the meeting.
To close clothing by fastening it.
Button up your coat before you go outside.
Write buttoned and buttoning with one n after the o: buttoned, buttoning, not buttonned or buttonning.