butcher's

/ ˈbʊtʃəz /

noun

1. slang,  a look

Word History and Origins

Origin of butcher's¹

C19: rhyming slang

Example Sentences

This was certainly the best of his six Test hundreds, the second-highest score by an England batter in a successful chase after Butcher's epic 173 to beat Australia on this ground 24 years ago.

From BBC

The trophy included memorable items from each show, including a cobblestone from Coronation Street, a wellington boot from Emmerdale, a label from The Dog in the Pond pub in Hollyoaks, and one of EastEnders character Pat Butcher's earrings.

From BBC

Frankly, the film has so little on its mind in general that if a butcher’s cleaver slammed through its skull, it would strike cotton candy instead of gray matter.

From Salon

The title character in Whatever Happened to Phoebe Salt? dreams of swapping the grind of her butcher's job for a life in showbusiness.

From BBC

A Scottish butcher's kebab pie has taken the top spot as "pie of pies" at the British Pie Awards.

From BBC