The butterman is innately vulgar, drops his h’s and inserts them out of place, makes the greatest geographical and historical blunders, has a tyrannical temper, but a tender heart.
When reduced to great distress, the old butterman goes to his son’s squalid lodgings and relents.
Ben and the Butterman can be very bland and persuasive.
I heard one demand, and another replied, "Brooklyn Ben and Jimmie the Butterman again.
In Reginald May's presence, he was but a butterman who supplied the family; but to Horace Northcote he was an influential member of society, with power over a Minister's individual fate.
It was well for Vincent that the worthy butterman was lengthy in his address.
If anybody saw you talking to an equivocal female figure at eleven o'clock in George Street, think what the butterman would say; but a single glimpse of my face would explain matters better than a volume.
The subdued swell of expectation with which the ambitious butterman concluded, somehow made Vincent more tolerant even in his undiminished excitement.
A certain hush was upon the talk, and Tozer himself had grown pale in the chair, where the good butterman by no means enjoyed his dignity.
The minister was disturbed in his uncomfortable repose by the entrance of the deacon into the pulpit, where the worthy butterman seated himself by Vincent's side.
The excellent butterman came in all flushed and glowing from his success.
The butterman began to be alarmed; he grew more and more enthusiastic the less response he met with.
In his embarrassment and anxiety the good butterman stumbled upon the very subject from which, had he known the true state of affairs, he would have kept aloof.
The widow looked through her veil at the butterman and the poulterer with one keen pang of resentment, of which she repented instantly.
The good butterman looked on in some surprise at this strange assemblage, recognising dimly the haze of an excitement of which he knew nothing.
The worthy butterman resumed in a lowered and emphatic tone.
Let me give you another cup of tea," she said, as the butterman paused in the supernumerary meal which that excellent man was making; "I am so glad you happened to come this evening when I am taking a little leisure.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "butterman" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
