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buttercat
of the english roots BUTTER and CAT. butter, also known as oily, greasy, messy, or liberal. cat, also known as feline, pussy cat, mama babe, or DAWG. combined the words mean greasy cat, greasy feline, oily cat or feline, buttery feline, buttery/oily/greasy dawg. or, greasy pussy. thats rarely used tho. foo.
buttercat this yo shizzle.(noun)
this buttercat is so damn crazy. (verb)
yo buttercat come here? (adj/adv)
this buttercat is so damn crazy. (verb)
yo buttercat come here? (adj/adv)
buttercat by Crazy Lou Albino Teresius December 2, 2004
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