butcher's
Where cuts hang
Butcher's is British rhyming slang for a look, from "butcher's hook": Let's have a butcher's at that.
The full phrase is rarely spoken—the rhyming word drops away, leaving only butcher's.
Common in casual London speech.
glance
Direct one's gaze
look
Direct one's gaze
meat
Animal tissue for food
steak · sausage · deli · shank · rib · tenderloin · brisket · mince · filet · marbling
hook
Curved catching device
lingo · vernacular · argot · slanguage · cant · jargon · dialect · colloquial · parlance
type of food retail shop
butcher'sgreengrocer's
Fresh produce retail store
bakery · produce market · fishmonger's · delicatessen · florist's
- butcher shopStore selling raw meat
- butcher knifeHeavy blade for meat
- butcher blockLaminated wood work surface
- butcher paperHeavy food-wrapping paper
- butcher's knifeLarge blade for meat
- butcher knivesBlades for cutting meat
butcher, butchery, butchering, butchers, butchered, butcherbird