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Slaughter or cut up (an animal) for food.

A person whose trade is cutting up and selling meat in a shop.

The quality of being butcherly.

Inflicting or involving brutal slaughter or injury; barbarous; bloody; (of a blow or stroke) rough, violent; hacking.

Inflicting or involving brutal slaughter or injury; murderous; barbarous; bloody.

A person whose trade is cutting up and selling meat in a shop.

Slaughter or cut up (an animal) for food.

The work of slaughtering animals and preparing them for sale as meat.

A lesbian whose appearance and behaviour are seen as traditionally masculine.

Having an appearance or other qualities of a type traditionally seen as masculine.

Another term for phenylbutazone.

Any of various trees or climbing plants of the genus butea (family fabaceae (leguminosae)) of southern and south-eastern asia, especially b. monosperma (also called dhak, palas, and flame of the forest).

Each of four isomeric gaseous alkenes, having the general formula c₄ h₈, which are used as reagents in chemical synthesis, especially in the production of polymers; also called butylene.

Each of three isomeric radicals or groups derived from butene and having the general formula —c₄ h₇. chiefly attributive or as a formative element in chemical names.

A bird of prey of a group distinguished by broad wings that are used for soaring.

Of, relating to, resembling, or characteristic of the genus buteo of buzzards and broad-winged hawks; of or relating to a subfamily buteoninae in which they are often placed.

A bird of prey of a group distinguished by broad wings that are used for soaring.

Originally, each of four isomeric unsaturated hydrocarbons with chemical formula c₄ h₆; (in later use specifically) either of the two isomers which are alkynes, used in chemical synthesis.

Work as a butler.

Work as a butler.

The chief manservant of a house.

The office or position of butler to a monarch, nobleman, etc. (now historical and rare). formerly also: †the department administered by this official (obsolete, rare).

Butlers collectively; butlers as a class.

A female butler.

(in a large house) a small room where crockery, cutlery, and sometimes food and drink were kept.

The chief manservant of a house.

The office of butler to a monarch, nobleman, etc. frequently (and in earliest use) in "chief butlership". see "butler" and the note at that sense. now chiefly historical.

(in a large house) a small room where crockery, cutlery, and sometimes food and drink were kept.