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In British English, the word "butcher" primarily refers to a person who cuts and sells meat, often operating from a shop or market stall. Additionally, it can be used as a verb meaning to mess something up or perform a task poorly, as in "to butcher a job." The term also has informal uses, such as describing someone who is clumsy or makes significant mistakes.
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What does the British English word queue mean?
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What does the British English word drink-driving mean in American English?
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What does the British English word runners mean?
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What rhymes with buther?
"Buther" is not a word. Did you mean "butter" or perhaps "butcher?"
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What is the American English word for the british English word tube?
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What is the British English word for love?
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What is the British English word for war?
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What is the British English word for home?
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What do the british call wheat?
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