Buttery ( adjective , noun )

(As an adjective)

Buttery ( adjective )

1. Resembling butter in consistency, texture, or color.
2. Smooth and rich, as if made of butter.
3. Relating to or used for butter.

Origin:

From middle english boterik, butterik, from old english buterec, from butter.

Examples:

1. The bread was spread with a buttery spread.
2. The buttery croissant was flaky and delicious.
3. She had a buttery complexion and golden hair.
4. He spoke in a buttery tone, trying to charm her.
5. The buttery was a small room where butter was made and stored.

(As a noun)

Buttery ( noun )

1. Resembling butter in consistency, texture, or color.
2. Smooth and rich, as if made of butter.
3. Relating to or used for butter.

Origin:

From middle english boterik, butterik, from old english buterec, from butter.

Examples:

1. The bread was spread with a buttery spread.
2. The buttery croissant was flaky and delicious.
3. She had a buttery complexion and golden hair.
4. He spoke in a buttery tone, trying to charm her.
5. The buttery was a small room where butter was made and stored.