buttery in Irish
buttery in Irish is butrach — buttery means tasting of or containing a lot of butter; rich and smooth like butter.
buttery in Irish
butrach
Made with or tasting of butter.
What does "buttery" mean?
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adjective Tasting of or containing a lot of butter; rich and smooth like butter.
"The croissant was warm and buttery."
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noun A storeroom for food and drink, or a room at some British universities where snacks are sold.
"Students grabbed sandwiches from the college buttery between lectures."
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buttery in a sentence
- The croissant was warm and buttery.
- Students grabbed sandwiches from the college buttery between lectures.
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What is "buttery" in Irish?
"buttery" in Irish is butrach. buttery means: Tasting of or containing a lot of butter; rich and smooth like butter.
How do you use "buttery" in a sentence?
Example: "The croissant was warm and buttery." In Irish, "buttery" is butrach.
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