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What is Butty?
UK English term for a sandwich, particularly said from Birmingham upwards. The London equivalent would be "sarnie".
Probably comes from the word butter.
"What've you got for your dinner?"
"Cheese butties."
Butty - meme gif
Butty - video
Butty - what is it?
person 1: wow that is an amazing butt
person 2: yeah it's buttiful
What does "Butty" mean?
Befriending your butt.
"Hey, wanna go to the baseball field to catch a game?"
"Sorry, imma go spend the night with my butty."
"Who's that?"
"My butt"
Butty - what does it mean?
The smell of someone that has not showered in days. So bad that people stand feet away from them. “Fermented asshole”
That motherfucker smells butty, fuck that guy.
Butty - meaning
A single slice of buttered bread wrapped around a filling of choice.
A common example of a butty would be a chip butty served with ketchup.
"Fancy going to the chippie on the way home? I'll make us some butties."
"I'll fry up some bacon and we can have a butty for breakfast."
Butty - definition
A term used in a hurtful and demeaning way when a person does a stupid thing or raises a stupid point. Originally derived from the Hungry Jacks menu item "Bacon Chip Butty".
Will: Fuck i forgot the tickets
Ron: Good one Butty
Will: Shut up bacon chip
Ron: Ok Butty
Butty - slang
Mainly a Welsh word used for mate or friend. Similar to buddy.
Alright butty!
Butty
Butty is Welsh slang for friend, pal, mate, buddy etc.
It is mostly used around South Wales.
Evan: alright geeza, hows you doing today then?
Dai: i'm doing good, just hanging out with meh buttys see!
Butty
A sandwich, two slices of bread wiv stuff inside.
I made a chipbutty, it was delish. Give us a eggbutty and don't broke the yolk.
Butty
Not to be confused with a sandwich, a butty is formed by folding a single slice of buttered bread around whatever takes your fancy and is readily available (i.e. requiring no further preparation). In its purest form a true butty is filled with ingredients, in any combination, from a meal already underway. For example, if you are eating a "Full English" breakfast, you may butter a slice of bread and pile on any one or more of the items on your plate (e.g. egg, sausage, beans, black pudding, bacon, mushrooms). No food is excluded as a potential ingredient of a butty provided it is ready to eat at the time. The all-time favourite though must surely be chips (as known in the UK, french fries elsewhere).
Gorging on a butty is always a more joyful activity than eating a sandwich as it embodies the pleasure of mild gluttony, rather than being a technical exercise in meeting nutritional needs. The contents are selected in a spontaneous fashion and usually involve a certain excess, preferably challenging the structural integrity of the bread and hand control / oral capacity of the consumer.
Enjoy! :-D
Parent: "What did you have for lunch?"
Child: "Just a jam butty."