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button

[buht-n] / ˈbʌt n /
NOUN
fastener
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"With the overtake mode, the driver behind can use the boost button up to I think 330km/h, where the guy in the front can only use it to 290km/h," Russell said.

From BBC

“I feel like heavy machinery, where you just have to press the button and the machine comes on. It challenges me to arrive and go and not rely so much on my feelings.”

From Los Angeles Times

The telecom wants to ensure that it can upgrade 6G with software by a push of a button because it has already invested in the hardware.

From Barron's

“Whoever ‘hits the button’ on a Tomahawk — they’re part of a system,” the former adviser said.

From Salon

This was Spurs in microcosm with mistake piled upon mistake – the self-destruct button pressed with despairing regularity.

From BBC