Butter

What do we mean by butter?

A soft yellowish or whitish emulsion of butterfat, water, air, and sometimes salt, churned from milk or cream and processed for use in cooking and as a food. noun

Any of various substances similar to butter, especially. noun

A spread made from fruit, nuts, or other foods. noun

A vegetable fat having a nearly solid consistency at ordinary temperatures. noun

Flattery. noun

To put butter on or in. transitive verb

To praise or flatter excessively. phrasal verb

One who or that which butts; an animal that butts. noun

A machine for sawing off the ends of boards, to square them and remove faulty parts. noun

To smear with butter.

To flatter grossly: as, he buttered him to his heart's content.

In gambling slang, to stake the previous winnings, with addition, at every throw or every game.

The fatty portion of milk. noun

In old chemistry, a term applied to certain anhydrous metallic chlorids of buttery consistence and fusibility. noun

In cricket, to fail to make a simple and easy catch; to muff.

An obsolete form of bittern. Compare butterbump. noun

One who has charge of a butt or fire-bucket. See butt, n., 1. noun

To cover or spread with butter. transitive verb

To increase, as stakes, at every throw or every game. transitive verb

An oily, unctuous substance obtained from cream or milk by churning. noun

A soft, fatty foodstuff made by churning the cream of milk (generally cow's milk).

Any of various foodstuffs made from other foods or oils, similar in consistency to, eaten like or intended as a substitute for butter (preceded by the name of the food used to make it).

Any specific soft substance.

A smooth plane landing.

The urban definition of 'butter' is to have refined skills at a particular task, like playing basketball for example. To further understand the meaning of the word, you have to grasp a general idea of where the usage of it came from. Originally, people of all backgrounds used to say the phrase "I'm on a roll!" meaning that at the moment, they were so good at doing something, that there was no stopping them. Later on, people took the phrase to the next level by saying "I'm must be butter, 'cause I'm on a roll!" in the sense that, if you're on a roll, you have to butter, because that's what most people put on rolls. Later, this was just shortened to "Butter!" Urban Dictionary

The smoothest water you can find while wakeboarding. Urban Dictionary

Really good crack/cocaine.this term is used to describe really good yellow rocks of crack Urban Dictionary

Word used to describe any one bad quality about a female, as in "but her...." Urban Dictionary

Crack cocaine that is reprocessed (i.e. "cookback", "comeback") to remove impurities and creat a much more potent product at the loss of some weight and volume. Usually looks clearish white to yellow in color. Urban Dictionary

Having a particularly illmatic quality; sweet; nice Urban Dictionary

(adj) describing something cool, fresh, enjoyable Urban Dictionary

Particularly attractive woman. Tastes so sweet. urbandictionary.com is mentioned in the film commentary. Urban Dictionary

Butter (buh·tr) v. To shoplift a low-value item such as one or more candy bars, disposable pens, or a boxed set of battery-powered Christmas lights. Urban Dictionary

An ugly girl with a hot body. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to butter:
butter, better, utter, bitter, batter, cutter, gutter, buster, butler, mutter, butte, putter, bunter, rutter, nutter, butted, sutter, abutter, lutter, buttes, futter, hutter, butner, buttler, butzer, kutter, buttner, zutter, buter, bulter, botter.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word butter:
beurre, margarine, peanut, ghee, churn, lard, buttermilk, churning, jelly, creamery, caramel, cheese, tart, yogurt, cocoa, dough, cookies, vanilla, baking, chocolate, cream, syrup, milk, pudding, cinnamon, baked, sandwiches, sauce, cakes, flavored, flour, pastry, bread, cake, dairy, fats, garlic, biscuits, sandwich, vinegar, spices, toast, peanuts, roasted, recipe, chopped, flavor, sour, sunflower, almond, cookie, boiled, melted, onions, fried, ingredient, shea, cooked, nuts, potatoes, vegetable, paste, dish, honey, fat, sugar, ingredients, lemon, recipes, bacon, pepper, onion, oils, coconut, snack, beans, eggs, flavour, candy, eaten, cows, dishes, egg, yeast, nut, powder, jam, cups, cooking, herbs, pie, tea, banana, chicken, factory, pork, potato, dried, juice, meat.

Words that rhyme with butter:
utter, cutter, flutter, clutter, gutter, shutter, mutter, stutter, sputter, putter, skitter, splitter, flitter, kilometre, rutter, nutter, aflutter, slitter, sutter, strutter, stonecutter, spitter, cheese cutter, quittor, bolt cutter, lutter, stone cutter, bowater, glass cutter, cigar cutter, hutter, shot putter, gem cutter, paper cutter, kutter, wire cutter, pipe cutter, schutter, perlmutter, linoleum cutter, tile cutter, garment cutter, bonecutter, but her, butt her, cut her, dutter, hut her, rebut her, shut her, somewhat her, strut her, tut er, undercut her, what her.

Adjectives that are often used to describe butter:
unsalted, fresh, little, melted, and, bread, melt, sweet, more, good, rancid, hot, soft, much, clarified, cocoa, best, cold, real, salted, softened, yellow, heat, pure, danish, lemon, brown, enough, excellent, drawn, extra, less, fat, warm, golden, peanut, irish, cacao, homemade, apple, creamy, made, liquid, genuine, artificial, bad, rich, smooth, delicious, churned, nutmeg, nice, spread, tinned, raw, flavored, shea, sour, thick, plain, browned, australian, crunchy, beat, half, chunky, finest, mix, thin, surplus, dutch, sacrificial, anchovy, grated.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective butter:
milk, making, issues, sandwiches, plate, sandwich, dish, maker, cups, knife, sauce, letter, lamps, makers, mixture, work, tree, pudding, plates, nut, eggs, tub, cup, tea, cream, oil, sugar, issue, boat, business, miss, box, woman, question, churn, boxes, unionism, ball, fish, jar, worker, flour, tubs, muslin, fingers, cake, lamp, cookies, job, pickles, fats, balls, flies, problem, scotch, crackers, beans, pats, pot, fly, dishes, powder, note, factory, letters, concerns, pots, cakes, cheese, questions, factories, market, matters, nuts, jobs, demands, production, politics, items, money, trees, flavor, churns, bread, knives, jars, fat, cask, shop, merchant, firkins, needs.

Consonant match to butter:
better, bitter, batter, booty, beta, betty, biter, beater, batty, bowtie, bitty, baiter, bootee, bt, boater, bateau, betta, baity, bettor, battue, butty, bootie, bhutto, bow tie, bertie, beatty, boughty, botha, bette, bater, botta, batta, batey, battu, beaty, bhatti, betti, bow-tie, beattie, berta, boito, bittie, boy toy, batie, beatie, baty, beiter, bow to, boyter, battey, berty, buetow, b t, bitar, baht a, baht to, bait a, bait he, bait her, bao to, bat a, bat er, bat he, bat her, bat high, bat how, bat i, bat tie, bat to, bat too, bat who, bate a, batt to, beat a, beat he, beat her, beat high, beat i, bert a, bert to, bert who, bet a, bet he, bet her, bet ter, beta a, bi t, birr to, bit a, bit e, bit he, bit her, bit o, bit t, bite a, bite he, bite her, bite i, bite o, bo t.

Words that sound like butter:
butter, boter, better, bitter, bettor, betr, bitar, bittor, batter, beater, biter, beter, boater, bater, baiter, booter, budder, botter, batr, battre, beiter, boiter, botar, putter, bidder, bedder, beder, but, butt, buster, butler, badder, buzzer, buttery, butters, bader, butty, pitter, buttered, petter, bunter, buttler, petr, piter, beader, bider, bowater, petar, petre, badr, butner, bauder, bouder, badar, buttner, buttry, abutter, buttars, buttrey, bhut, batir, butzer, pitar, peter, potter, patter, pater, pooter, poter, pouter, pieter, hutter, peeter, powter, patr, pitre, behar, pudder, poutre, pitr, patar, patre, bear, beer, bare, baer, bair, bere, belter, berr, beare, baehr, bahr, behr, abettor, abitur, beltre, beere, abetter, bestar.