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Meanings of buttoned in English
Catalan
botonat Furnished or closed with buttons or something buttonlike.
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Usage of buttoned in English
1
Porky put the paper in his breast pocket and buttoned the flap.
2
The brass-buttoned boy picked it up and handed it to Mrs. Blithers.
3
The overcoat when worn must be buttoned throughout and the collar hooked.
4
I guess I'm not the same buttoned-up girl you used to know.
5
They open in the back, and are buttoned there-whenthere are buttons.
6
The coat-tails were thus buttoned up when the wearer was on horseback.
7
Auriol buttoned the collar of her burberry and smiled through her veil.
8
Blount got up out of the broken chair and buttoned his coat.
9
The guerrilla wore a faded military jacket, buttoned to cover his injuries.
10
The Talentless One buttoned her jacket and clutched her little black bag.
11
Some are finished with buttoned pockets while others are plain and simple.
12
In plain talk, the British are uniquely buttoned up and starched stiff.
13
As he stepped onto the sidewalk outside, he buttoned his coat tightly.
14
He clapped the hat on his head, and buttoned on his collar.
15
As I buttoned it recognition began to struggle faintly into his eyes.
16
The little man got upon his feet and coolly buttoned his coat.
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Buttoned through the time
Buttoned across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common