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(n.) One's trade, proffession or other means of earning. a little bird told me that sucking cock is your bread and butter
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Chief means of support. Selling cheap drugs to ignorant rich people is the bread and butter of local drug dealers.
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1. Verb--The act of violently and repeatedly slapping someone in a backhand, then forehand, then backhand fashion (the hand "buttering" the face/"bread"); can also be used to refer to someone being owned. Pseudonyms include B&B, Country Crock on Texas Toast, Land O' Lakes on Wonderbread, etc.
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In full is known as 'bread and butter pud' which is cockney rhyming slang for good "Our holiday to Margate was totally bread and butter!"
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an exclamation used when two people say the same thing at the same time Dick and Jane: "I enjoy sweet pickles"
Dick: "Bread and butter" |
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Used for saying that two people go togther. Like in a relationship, if u lot r gud 2 gether or get along.
Also means you lot are alike, get along ect. nas: "we been 2 gether 4 long u no"
damien " yep wifey cos we like bread n butter". |
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A type of pickles. Sweet, but not quite as sweet as sweet pickles, and sold in little slices to go perfectly on a platter when entertaining. "What kind of pickles should I get?"
"Bread and butter." |
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