Meanings of old butter in English

Hank was seated in one of the old butter-yellow chairs beside the fireplace.

It runs in almost a straight line from Killarney to the old butter market in the Shandon area of Cork.

He seemed to be making a great sacrifice when he finally decided to knock down the sour old butter tub.

The Minister for Agriculture, Ms Coughlan has been called on to intervene following the decision to close a 107-year- old butter-churning plant in Co Sligo.

They are coming into their houses all over Dublin city with their arms light with a few sausages, old butter and little bags of tea.

Amongst the most interesting of the former is the curious old Butter Row.

On the right stands the old Butter Cross, in rather a cramped position.

The programme notes promised a journey into times past along the old Butter Road from Kerry to Cork.

Old Butter have had them two calfs to purpose, boy and girl, one to keep and one to kill.

It is the same old piece of bread, I reckon, and it has fallen on the same old buttered side.

"Ernie, you always were an old butter-in," cried Elsa angrily.

'It's old butter and eggs.'