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Etymology 1[edit]( X& t+ z+ _$ j! g
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Contraction of "but her face" (as in: "Everything about her is great, ... but her face.")." O$ c' D8 n( c8 x7 T8 N% Z6 y% W
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butterface (plural butterfaces)
- @6 J& L5 R0 g% Z1 _" c& p5 H1.(slang, pejorative) A woman who has an attractive body but less attractive facial features.  [quotations ▼]
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1 q# z* s8 P- h- O/ U( eAntonyms[edit]
( p2 c4 n" ?' \" Z' Tbutterbody (slang, pejorative)
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: `" p# h+ D; l0 x8 ]" D m/ L3 Lbutter +‎ face, influenced by the above) r+ g. f. d) e, ~- D
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butterface (plural butterfaces)
4 w5 G, e( k' [9 _' Q# o1.A person with mushy, unattractive facial features. I love you, but you're such a butterface I can hardly look at you.
6 W1 t& s) P! v! \2 A1 X2.The face of an unattractive person. I can't even look at her, she's got such a butterface.9 M( t3 V" Y/ L+ _
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