butchy
Americanadjective
Etymology
Origin of butchy
Example Sentences
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"I'm devastated. Butchy walks the banks up there regularly. He's been fishing there forever," a statement read out on air said.
From BBC
“I just told Butchy I wanted a day off. I’ve had enough of practicing,” Marchand said with a smile when asked about his status for Game 1 on Monday night.
From Seattle Times
The characters from the film within the film — Tanner, Butchy, Seacat, Cheechee, Giggles, Lugnut and Struts — welcome the interlopers.
From New York Times
It wasn't until that epiphany on the range some three months later - "Butchy, I've got it," he famously told his coach - that Woods was able to play by feel and went on a run for the ages.
From Seattle Times
State representative William Reinstein, the class clown of the statehouse, strode over to Kerry and introduced himself as Butchy Cataldo, a former legislator.
From Time Magazine Archive
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