bull butter en · NOUN
Pronunciation
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Etymology
From bull + butter.
Meanings
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(dated, derogatory, uncountable) margarine
About one-third of this importation was margarine, which in America was called "bull butter."
1892, R. Henry Rew, “An inquiry into the statistics of the production and consumption of milk in Great Britain.”, in Journal of the Royal Statistical Society, volume 55, page 285:
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(euphemistic, qualifier:literal or figurative, slang, uncountable) bullshit
(for you city folks, bull butter is that black, smelly substance found in piles all over cow pastures) but in your case, the bull butter ain't on the outside.
2014, Ken English, More COMMON Sense, page 86: