 鲜花( 9)  鸡蛋( 2)
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Etymology 1[edit]6 z2 E1 [( c2 y- j- L/ p) k' y: k
, J4 f; Q, M+ V" ]* X8 KContraction of "but her face" (as in: "Everything about her is great, ... but her face.").' L& I1 `$ O9 J" }; z/ W( B
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butterface (plural butterfaces)! M8 F4 w8 _' f9 y
1.(slang, pejorative) A woman who has an attractive body but less attractive facial features.  [quotations ▼]# h/ t0 Z/ c8 _, \) g/ N2 T6 E! K
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1 Q6 S6 n2 ~$ R& e3 r# c1 Q. zbutterbody (slang, pejorative)
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butterface (plural butterfaces)0 a3 r$ t# ^, u( t8 y
1.A person with mushy, unattractive facial features. I love you, but you're such a butterface I can hardly look at you.
' Q, H1 Y P; l+ z9 ]2.The face of an unattractive person. I can't even look at her, she's got such a butterface.
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