A form of peanut butter that has both a watery and gritty texture. Not sweet, not sour. Very earthy and delicious. Not for the faint of heart.
by Slick_stroker February 13, 2019
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Get the Doo Doo Butter mug.Any type of mortuary grade moisturizer. Usually white or flesh colored. Used to prevent dehydration of a corpses skin.
After embalming a body, make sure to slather copious amounts of duck butter to the face and hands to prevent tanning or discoloration.
by Mr Mortician April 7, 2023
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Person 2: ya mean the bread lube. Sure mate here you go *grabs a hand full of butter and slaps it on your slice of toast that pulverizes at the impact.
Person 2: ya mean the bread lube. Sure mate here you go *grabs a hand full of butter and slaps it on your slice of toast that pulverizes at the impact.
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Get the Peanut butter Fishstick mug.The build-up of sweat and dead skin congealed into a buttery substance. Generally found within deep fat crevices i.e. - knee or elbow area.
It's so hot out, I could slather a whole loaf of bread with my knee-butter.
I need to jump in the shower right quick before the knee-butter begins to solidify.
I need to jump in the shower right quick before the knee-butter begins to solidify.
by Nitzy Apple Butter March 8, 2021
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Likely an altered version of "smooth as butter" or similar phrases.
Used to compare how an action felt to the feeling of butter.
The earliest online mention i found was an old man asking about the phrase on a forum in 2017. Everyone who responded said that it was not a figure of speech that people use, so presumably this is a very recent, rather rare phrase.
Likely an altered version of "smooth as butter" or similar phrases.
Used to compare how an action felt to the feeling of butter.
The earliest online mention i found was an old man asking about the phrase on a forum in 2017. Everyone who responded said that it was not a figure of speech that people use, so presumably this is a very recent, rather rare phrase.
by citizenkane06 August 6, 2021
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