# buttered

Pronunciation: US say "BUT-erd" /ˈbʌtəɹd/; UK say "BUT-uhd" /ˈbʌtəd/

## Adjective

1. Coated or spread with butter, as bread, vegetables, or a pan might be.
   - Simple: Covered or spread with a layer of butter.
   - _He served thick slices of buttered bread alongside the soup._
   - _A buttered crumpet is best eaten while still warm._
3. Of a turn or trick, performed using the buttering technique: flexing the board to pivot on its nose or tail.
   - Simple: Made by pressing and spinning on the nose or tail of a snowboard.
   - _The rider linked a buttered turn into a tail press down the gentle slope._
   - _Judges rewarded the buttered transition between the two rails._

## Verb

2. Simple past and past participle of butter. — simple past and past participle of butter
   - Simple: Simple past and past participle of butter. Use this form when the spreading already happened.
   - _The cook buttered the toast and sprinkled it with cinnamon._
   - _Grandmother buttered every roll on the table before dinner._

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