Butterface

One that has a hot body including large jugs and/or a fat ass but a repulsive face. Coming from the formerly used latin root ‘but her face.’”

“Damn bro you see stacy? I’d smash and dash that butterface.”

by Ronghi April 22, 2018

butterface village

Where the Olympians all stay. People with gorgeous bodies but not always the best faces. Derived from "but her face" and "olympic village."

So many Olympians in butterface village.

by keepyourheadup111 February 11, 2018

butterface

Noun.
A gal with a hott body but has a face a mother, let alone a father, couldn't love.
Hence but-'er-face (But her face)

That gal's a butterface.

by wasabi24_7 June 20, 2007

Butterflies and Rainbows

Used to compare two things, saying one of them is butterflies and rainbows compared to the other shows that the other option is much worse. Kind of like how prison is butterflies and rainbows compared to school.

Prison is butterflies and rainbows compared to school.
Adolf Hitler is butterflies and rainbows when compared to all the teachers at school.

by Literally Anyone February 11, 2017

Butterface

Something that describes an individual but other than something.

Andy: Did you see that girl

Sam: Yea, shes a butterface

Andy: Butterface?

Sam: Yea, everything looks good on her Butterface (But Her Face)

by Corona*Light May 24, 2007

Butterflies

That funny feeling i get in my stomach when it's got anything to do with *Sahil*

"baby u just gave me butterflies =P"

by Selina2108 March 30, 2008

Pink Sparkley Butterflies

The best thing ever! A phrase used by me, usually randomly to break silence. I mean, who wouldn't like pink Sparkley butterflies?

(Dramatic scene in lunchroom)

*A kid stands on table in lunchroom and says in very loud voice,*
"I hate school! I hate you! Fuck life, fuck this place of shit. I am very happy to leave this hell hole!"

*Kid walks out schooldoor*

(Not surprisingly, he never came back LOL)

A long awkward silence......
Then.....
Me: "I LIKE PINK SPARKLEY BUTTERFLIES!"

And that, my friends, is the effective way to use this phrase.

by ~ Sarah The Unicorn ~ October 7, 2016