“all but hurt” means that he felt all of the emotions EXCEPT for hurt.
“all butt hurt” is probably what you meant, but would still need a hyphen (i.e. all butt-hurt) to distinguish between being a figure of speech vs his entire buttocks literally hurting.
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“all but hurt” means that he felt all of the emotions EXCEPT for hurt.
“all butt hurt” is probably what you meant, but would still need a hyphen (i.e. all butt-hurt) to distinguish between being a figure of speech vs his entire buttocks literally hurting.
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