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- noun
Agent noun ofbutter ; one who butters.
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Examples
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Yes, learning to be this talented an agent-butterer does take time, as well as quite a bit of work.
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Yes, learning to be this talented an agent-butterer does take time, as well as quite a bit of work.
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Yes, being this talented an agent-butterer does take time, as well as quite a bit of work.
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“Corri is a butterer too, just for future reference.”
Devlin’s Light Mariah Stewart 1997
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At that moment, however, the ponderous carriage of Monseigneur, with out-riders, both lay and clerical, came trampling up to the archway, and the Abbess hurried off to her own apartment to divest herself of her hunting-gear ere she received her guest; and the orders to one of the nuns to keep a watch on her niece were oddly mixed with those to the cook, confectioner, and butterer.
The Chaplet of Pearls Charlotte Mary Yonge 1862
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You don't have to turn into a smarmy bread butterer, but you need to support company goals.
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You don’t have to turn into a smarmy bread butterer, but you need to support company goals.
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Harriet Trussniffer, 42, sweat butterer, Davidson's Mains: "No, they should be out there looking for Madeline McCann.
unknown title 2009
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