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“He did not much expect to succeed, but he meant to try all he knew, ever since the day he was called "old butter-fingers" in a game in which he showed especial incapacity to catch the ball.”
“What are you doing, butter-fingers?" she cried, as Sammy failed to catch hold.”
The Beth Book Being a Study of the Life of Elizabeth Caldwell Maclure, a Woman of Genius
“The young gentleman, now blushing as furiously as the young lady, grasped the books in a promiscuous heap and slammed them down upon Rosie's desk with, "There now, butter-fingers.”
“Now we'll see if I'm a good shot and if you're a butter-fingers.”
“She hurried back into her room, which the twins shared, and stood in damp martyrdom while Bessie's butter-fingers crept with miserable slowness up and down.”
“He was, to use a popular expression, a regular butter-fingers, and broke whatever he touched.”
“It displays a mirrored image onscreen and overlays that image with diagrams and instructions to guide even the most slippery of butter-fingers through the tying process.”
“And furthermore you've ended an era, butter-fingers.”
“First his hilarious butter-fingers attempt at saving a pea-roller shot from Clint”
“If you lived in Japan, you big butter-fingers, you could just drop the poor, bedraggled device into the Dryer Box, a gadget-saving cube currently finding its way into various”
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Words and phrases coined or made popular by Charles Dickens.
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