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Definition of butter
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of butter is as below...
Butter
(n.) Any
substance
resembling
butter
in
degree
of
consistence,
or other
qualities,
especially,
in old
chemistry,
the
chlorides,
as
butter
of
antimony,
sesquichloride
of
antimony;
also,
certain
concrete
fat oils
remaining
nearly
solid at
ordinary
temperatures,
as
butter
of
cacao,
vegetable
butter,
shea
butter..
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Butyraceous
::
Butyraceous
(a.)
Having
the
qualities
of
butter;
resembling
butter.
Buttermilk
::
Buttermilk
(n.) The milk that
remains
after the
butter
is
separated
from the
cream.
Papiliones
::
Papiliones
(n. pl.) The
division
of
Lepidoptera
which
includes
the
butterflies.
Astringent
::
Astringent
(a.)
Drawing
together
the
tissues;
binding;
contracting;
--
opposed
to
laxative;
as,
astringent
medicines;
a
butter
and
astringent
taste;
astringent
fruit..
Kingcup
::
Kingcup
(n.) The
common
buttercup.
Buttery
::
Buttery
(n.) A room in some
English
colleges
where
liquors,
fruit,
and
refreshments
are kept for sale to the
students..
Buttermen
::
Buttermen
(pl. ) of
Butterma.
Shorten
::
Shorten
(a.) To make short or
friable,
as
pastry,
with
butter,
lard, pot
liquor,
or the
like..
Yellows
::
Yellows
(n.) A group of
butterflies
in which the
predominating
color is
yellow.
It
includes
the
common
small
yellow
butterflies.
Called
also
redhorns,
and
sulphurs.
See
Sulphur..
Sweeten
::
Sweeten
(a.) To
restore
to
purity;
to free from
taint;
as, to
sweeten
water,
butter,
or
meat..
Otoba Fat
::
Otoba fat () A
colorless
buttery
substance
obtained
from the fruit of
Myristica
otoba,
a
species
of
nutmeg
tree..
Avocado
::
Avocado
(n.) The pulpy fruit of
Persea
gratissima,
a tree of
tropical
America.
It is about the size and shape of a large pear; --
called
also
avocado
pear,
alligator
pear,
midshipman's
butter..
Plumule
::
Plumule
(n.) One of the
featherlike
scales
of
certain
male
butterflies.
Dimorphism
::
Dimorphism
(n.)
Difference
of form
between
members
of the same
species,
as when a plant has two kinds of
flowers,
both
hermaphrodite
(as in the
partridge
berry),
or when there are two forms of one or both sexes of the same
species
of
butterfly..
Searcher
::
Searcher
(n.) An
implement
for
sampling
butter;
a
butter
trier.
White
::
White (n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
butterflies
belonging
to
Pieris,
and
allied
genera
in which the color is
usually
white.
See
Cabbage
butterfly,
under
Cabbage..
Swallow-tailed
::
Swallowtail
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of large and
handsome
butterflies,
belonging
to
Papilio
and
allied
genera,
in which the
posterior
border
of each hind wing is
prolongated
in the form of a long
lobe..
Civet
::
Civet (n.) A
substance,
of the
consistence
of
butter
or
honey,
taken from
glands
in the anal pouch of the civet
(Viverra
civetta).
It is of clear
yellowish
or
brownish
color,
of a
strong,
musky odor,
offensive
when
undiluted,
but
agreeable
when a small
portion
is mixed with
another
substance.
It is used as a
perfume..
Size
::
Size (n.) An
allowance
of food and drink from the
buttery,
aside from the
regular
dinner
at
commons;
--
corresponding
to
battel
at
Oxford..
Bitterbump
::
Bitterbump
(n.) the
butterbump
or
bittern.
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