butterable

English

Etymology

From butter +‎ -able.

Adjective

butterable (comparative more butterable, superlative most butterable)

  1. That can be buttered
    • 1873, C. S. Henry, About Men and Things, page 4:
      Not all patriots, however, are butterable. Louis Napoleon could do nothing with Beranger.

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