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Smooth as Butter 

A term used by plane spotters to describe a smooth or soft landing that you can't feel or barely feel inside the cabin
Ex 1 :
Plane Spotter 1 : WOW! Did you see how softly the pilot landed the plane?
Plane Spotter 2: Yeah! I got it on film too. It was smooth as butter.

Ex 2:

Passenger 1: Are we on the ground yet or was this landing was smooth as butter?
Passenger 2: I think we are... and it was!
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smooth as butter 

the way a person moves and dances during great performance. fly and smooth as butter . Amazing dance moves
Yo! Did you see his performance! Brothers moves were smooth as butter
smooth as butter by alwaysaflygirl November 25, 2016

smooth as butter 

aids man i have that smooth as butter

Smooth As Butter 

A term used to describe how amassing a person looks. Specifically people named Aidan
Man Aidan looks so smooth as butter right now

Smooth As Butter 

A term used to describe how amazing a person looks. Specifically people named Aidan
Man Aidan looks smooth as butter right now
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