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' l2 }8 [$ i" ]4 DEtymology 1[edit]
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Contraction of "but her face" (as in: "Everything about her is great, ... but her face.").. K) z1 f! \$ o: O9 M/ J2 M) @4 M
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Noun[edit]
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9 H* F8 |, O5 s7 \butterface (plural butterfaces)
( Y# [0 _+ L$ M2 g9 o0 x1.(slang, pejorative) A woman who has an attractive body but less attractive facial features.  [quotations ▼]- J4 P2 F5 D9 h6 }1 B* H7 a" [
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T2 {# u+ P9 k3 Lbutterbody (slang, pejorative)
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Etymology 2[edit]5 v0 z8 j3 Y' T/ I' U
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butter +‎ face, influenced by the above: e* a; ~ t3 D" J
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butterface (plural butterfaces)
5 K: o, Q$ p8 k L4 B% f1.A person with mushy, unattractive facial features. I love you, but you're such a butterface I can hardly look at you.
# W( t$ M w+ ]* ], a2.The face of an unattractive person. I can't even look at her, she's got such a butterface.
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Derived terms[edit]
9 a3 P8 R' T2 abutterfaced |
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