butcher's

/ ˈbʊtʃəz /

noun

1. slang.
   a look

Word History and Origins

Origin of butcher's¹

C19: rhyming slang

Example Sentences

Fields, nicknamed 'The Butcher', arrives wearing a butcher's apron.

From BBC

Now, almost ten years after filming, Ford oversees two restaurants — including The Butcher's Club and the Michelin-starred Stubborn Seed in Miami — and has also recently opened his own farm, Ford Farms, which is now producing much of the fresh produce that he uses in his dishes at his restaurants.

From Salon

The Butcher’s Club is more of a steakhouse/raw bar.

From Salon

At The Butcher’s Club, it’s more family-friendly, you can come with your kids.

From Salon

Do you use produce from the farms at Stubborn Seed and The Butcher's Club?

From Salon