butcher's

British  

/ ˈbʊtʃəz /

noun

1. slang a look

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Etymology

Origin of butcher's

C19: rhyming slang

Example Sentences

Cignetti’s gotten a lot of attention for his bravado and his menacing sideline presence, in which he paces and stares like a customer who thinks the butcher’s hiding the best T-bones.

From The Wall Street Journal

Instead, there was the butcher’s son.

From Literature

She wandered away from the stifling house to the cowshed, where the butcher’s cows had already been led for the night.

From Literature

“You like her?” said the butcher’s son.

From Literature

If you’re craving something with more character than your usual butcher’s pick, a KellyBronze might be just the holiday shake-up you’re looking for.

From Salon