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Meanings of butchers in English
Craftsman responsible for the preparation and sale of meat.
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Economic concept.
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Examples for "butcher"
Examples for "butcher"
1
Her great, great grandfather was also a German pork butcher in Sunderland.
2
Have the butcher make a pocket in the veal for the filling.
3
That when we butcher an animal we use every part of it.
4
The bone in this meat should be chopped small by the butcher.
5
The peanut butcher knew; he had seen it with his own eyes.
1
Ooh, the meat cutter is here.
2
Jamie Pritchard worked as a meat cutter at 2 Sisters's Anglesey site last year before leaving to join another meat company.
3
Great shortage of meat cutters.
Usage of butchers in English
1
A butchers' representative in Buenos Aires said beef supplies were running short.
2
The butchers looked her over, chattered in Yiddish and asked the price.
3
All independent butchers across the country have been classified as non-essential businesses.
4
But sustainable butchers are increasingly encouraging people to move beyond the basics.
5
Did you know that butchers in Paris have their own entire language?
6
It fit her like the clear plastic casing butchers squeeze over sausages.
7
Shops include a post office, butchers, a sweet shop and a greengrocers.
8
The butchers and meat-cutters refused to handle meat destined for unfair restaurants.
9
Then some of the butchers came to him to make his acquaintance.
10
Puts him in a coop till he sobers up, then butchers him.
11
Is there nothing to buy at your butchers' but bone and gristle?
12
The scare has had a benefit for smaller, independent butchers and firms.
13
A wild, despairing yell, and the waters closed over these wholesale butchers.
14
It was an unmistakable gesture, and it made the horse butchers nervous.
15
You will see that the princes of this epoch were redoubtable butchers.
16
Amid butchers in bloodied coats, his dream of reversing Brexit seemed hopeless.
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Butchers across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
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