But it was like hitching a high-power engine to a butter churn.

Mollie looked at the broken butter churn handle in dismay.

The butter churn sat in the middle of the kitchen, a chair beside it.

Wouldn't a sturdy butter churn be more suitable?

It looked like a butter churn.

Not one milking stool, not a butter churn did our women have -the women were that deprived.

That butter churn of Mulford's.

One was leading a pair of milk cows toward a low barn roofed in sod; another worked a butter churn.

They wove through the piles of wicker baskets and around a large wooden butter churn and emerged into the late afternoon sun.

Now, hurry up, and let us get into the buttercup field, which is a whole lot nicer than the butter churn and-Oh

I replied, in the same manner, that a butter churn had been my heart's desire, but I would make do with the gold breast pin.

I had been to the fair and bought a butter churn, and when I saw you, I got into it and rolled down the hill.

Miele's first products were butter churns, some of which spun horizontally.

Scythes, spades, hay-knives and butter churns often jostle for the drinker's attention with pictures of prelates, politicians and dead patriots.

"Play the one about the drunk cow and the butter churn," Sim said.

"You do indeed," agreed Grahame Coats, smooth as a snake in a butter churn.