The shirt button that generally remains done up in the UK, but is almost exclusively undone on the continent
by The Bhodster August 7, 2023
Get the Euro buttonmug. The way to describe the buttons used on a phone with the best button click experience. The secret behind a great click lies in measuring and manually sorting buttons and housing plates into two sets, matching the slightly larger buttons with the slightly larger button cut-outs, and vice versa.
by Rima1980 June 23, 2017
Get the Clicky buttonsmug. Acronym. Short for “I Don’t Give A Flip,” or depending on the situation it’s “I Don’t Give A Fuck” (some situation just call for the fuck). Denotes apathy and “fed-upedness.”
by anonymous May 21, 2022
Get the IDGAF buttonmug. when you are buying something and are one dollar short so you try and pay with a button and they dont take it so you do something strange for some change
“im sorry im a dollar short can i use this button?” “no you cant but you can do some strange for change” “your such a button dollar whore”
by peetamellarklover21 March 24, 2023
Get the button dollar whoremug. 
Get the The Buttonmug. Did I do the button thing already?
Hym "Envision a room. In the room there is an elongated table. The table is split in half by a pane of glass and on either side of the table there is a button. 2 subjects are placed into the rooms. On one side A you have Subject A and Button A and (obviously) on the other you have Subject B and Button B. Neither participant can leave the room until either participant presses their button. When one button is pressed, the other button is deactivated. Button A increases the quality of life of Subject B, indefinitely and at no cost to anyone. Button B decreases the quality of life for everyone but at the cost of their own life.
Hym "Envision a room. In the room there is an elongated table. The table is split in half by a pane of glass and on either side of the table there is a button. 2 subjects are placed into the rooms. On one side A you have Subject A and Button A and (obviously) on the other you have Subject B and Button B. Neither participant can leave the room until either participant presses their button. When one button is pressed, the other button is deactivated. Button A increases the quality of life of Subject B, indefinitely and at no cost to anyone. Button B decreases the quality of life for everyone but at the cost of their own life.
Now, my question to you comes in 2 parts: At what point is Subject A morally obligated to press their button to prevent Subject B from pressing theirs and is Subject B morally obligated to NOT press their button and what would the conditions need to be for pressing the button to be justified. Now let me further contextualize the situation. While the subjects are int the room, Subject A is fed filet mignon, gets his dick sucked daily, and has communication with the outside world. Subject B receives a bologna sandwich accompanied by an air horn being blasted every time they eat. So, my follow up question is this: If you are Subject A and Subject B presses their button, what is your excuse for not pressing yours? What excuse is sufficient to justify your inaction after Button B has been pressed? Subject B didn't deserve the increased quality of life? They didn't ask nicely enough? They demanded that you press your button or threatened to press theirs? Do you have a responsibility to deactivate the other subject's button and if not what responsibility do you actually have to other people?"
by Hym Iam December 26, 2023
Get the Buttonmug. by anonymous October 18, 2023
Get the Goebbel’s Buttonsmug.