from milk, used in cooking or as a drink

butter nut /'bAtanAt; NAmE 'bAtar-/ noun a N American tree grown as a decoration and for its wood

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butter-scotch /'bAtaskntf; NAmE 'bAtarskaitf/ noun [U]

1                  a type of hard pale brown sweet/candy made by boiling butter and brown sugar together

) 2 (especially NAmE) a sauce flavoured with butterscotch, used for pouring on ice cream, etc.

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but tery /'bAtari/ adj. like, containing or covered with butter UrMitt;

buttock /'bAtak/ noun [usually pi.] either of the two round soft parts at the top of a person’s legs j&; WnP — picture o body bllt-ton 0-w /'bAtn/ noun, verb

m noun 1 a small round piece of metal, plastic, etc. that is sewn onto a piece of clothing and used for fastening two parts together MtU; fUdf:       {BrE) to do up/undo

your buttons ^ ± / If ftl ft1 0 (NAmE) to button/ unbutton your buttons M-t/ffl?f ft ft- 0 to sew on a button  O shirt buttons M#Eft£0ftJ — picture o

fastener 2 a small part of a machine that you press to make it work ( HIHW ) SU:         the play/stop/rewind

button      o Adam pressed a button and

waited for the lift.

$50 0 Choose ‘printer’from the menu and click with the right mouse button.       ftTEPftl” ,

II # o o The windows slide down at the touch of abutton.    —pictures

handle — see also push-button 3 (especially NAmE) a badge, especially one with a message printed on it ( %tfa Epftffit J.Pii ) — picture o badge — see also

belly button IRTC1 on the 'button (informal, especially NAmE) 1 at exactly the right time or at the exact time mentioned          JE£f:       We arrived at 4 o’clock on the

button. ft111 & 4 *       || |ij ft o 2 exactly right 5ft;

/H5ft; fift^U: You’re on the button there!    !

,push all the (right) buttons (also .press all the (right) 'buttons especially in BrE) (informal) to do exactly the right things to please sb

A: a new satirical comedy show that pushes all the right buttons $!!#$] .push

sb’s 'buttons (also .press sb’s buttons especially in BrE) {informal) to make sb react in either a positive or a negative way     ) : I’ve

known him for years, but I still don’t know what pushes his buttons. IteiUR — more at bright adj.

m verb 1 [VN] ~ sth (up) to fasten sth with buttons ft] ••• (ft MfO: She hurriedly buttoned (up) her blouse. M A ft ft!

Hfco 2 [V] - (up) to be fastened with buttons ft] ftp ftO Jh: [V] The dress buttons (up) at the back, j&ftftftA ^Ilft/fjlif^ftPPA FT^^I 'button it! {BrE, informal) used to tell sb rudely to be quiet |ft| 1#; ftp .button-1 down adj. a button-down collar, shirt, etc. has the ends of the collar fastened to the shirt with buttons ( A ) JfHHftl^ (          W — picture o

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.buttoned-'up adj. {informal, especially BrE) not expressing your emotions openly SlIKSIf ; «)t !^<KJ but ton-hole /'bAtnhaul; NAmE -houl/ noun, verb m noun 1 a hole on a piece of clothing for a button to be put through M ftP?L ; ft! Bfl —picture o fastener

2                  (BrE) {NAmE boutonniere) a flower that is worn in the buttonhole of a coat or jacket MitftftlBilft&tl#'

verb {informal) [VN] to make sb stop and listen to you, especially when they do not want to M*?® ( SA )

AD/f

'button lift (BrE) (also Poma™) noun a machine with poles which pulls people up the mountain on their skis

.button 'mushroom noun a small young mushroom used in cooking ( ft/h ) /ftj^ but-tress /'bAtras/ noun, verb

m noun a stone or brick structure that supports a wall ft

it; Alt