Butcher's Dozen

11; as opposed to a Baker's Dozen, 13

There couldn't have been more than a butcher's dozen in the bag.

by R. P. P. Shakespeare May 2, 2024

Butchies

an informal term used to describe masculine-presenting lesbians or women, often embodying a more traditionally masculine style or demeanor.

“The group of friends referred to themselves affectionately as the ‘butchies’ when hanging out together.”

by Taylor Brooks June 29, 2024

Butcherelli

A noun, meaning: the act of sitting on the toilet and having an epic masturbation session all while taking a shit at the same time.

Can also be called an Auto-bumpkin

Guy 1: “Hey brutha, where is Shawn?”
Guy2: “Get comfy bro.. he’s in the middle of taking another Butcherelli. We won’t be leaving for a while!”

by Silver719 December 21, 2024

Butaneious

Adjective
1. Something that is extremely good
2. A person achieving something with great joy
(Can be used on its own)

1. “Friend 1” I just won 100$ “Friend 2” Butaneious
2. This food is absolutely Butaneious
3. That’s Butaneious

by Sleepyhallow13 April 25, 2025

Butcher

Jonah’s attempt at Toby keith

Holy fuck Toby Keith is stirring in his grave after Jonah butchered courtesy of the Red White and Blue

by Yoooooo37291 May 5, 2025

butcher

That one KA singin toby Keith

Holy fuck Toby Keith is stirring in his grave after that God awful attempt at Courtesy of the Red White and Blue by Jonah. Butchered

by Yoooooo37291 May 5, 2025

Butatwhatcostism

A logical fallacy and rhetorical diversion where, instead of addressing an argument directly, one tries to invalidate it by fixating on irrelevant consequences or extraneous details. The classic tell is the phrase "But at what cost...?" used to introduce a tangential, often emotionally charged downside that has no bearing on the argument's truth or falsity. It's a cheap way to smuggle in moral panic or false equivalence, shifting the debate from "Is this true?" to "Think of the scary, unrelated thing that might also happen!"

Example: "Proposal: 'We should build a new library.' Butatwhatcostism Reply: 'But at what cost? That money could feed the homeless! Also, libraries spread book dust, which is bad for allergies. Think of the children!' The costs of not having a library and the non-sequitur about dust are irrelevant to the proposal's merit."

by Abzugal January 30, 2026