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Etymology 1[edit]5 m% v/ n: ?0 @) m2 B4 O% _5 k
" ~; t7 e" k H9 e- PContraction of "but her face" (as in: "Everything about her is great, ... but her face.").
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butterface (plural butterfaces)) T8 {6 p7 P5 l, c6 m! T5 x9 t: `
1.(slang, pejorative) A woman who has an attractive body but less attractive facial features.  [quotations ▼]+ V/ Z. \6 |9 c
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butterbody (slang, pejorative)
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) Y3 |' h! ^# M, h4 J% Cbutter +‎ face, influenced by the above
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. s) b2 U N" v5 YNoun[edit]
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butterface (plural butterfaces)2 ?1 `% q0 `. k5 Q% |
1.A person with mushy, unattractive facial features. I love you, but you're such a butterface I can hardly look at you.
6 J+ T3 h$ G* t7 |' ^3 c I2.The face of an unattractive person. I can't even look at her, she's got such a butterface.
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