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buttered someone's biscuit

buttered someone's biscuit is the simple past and past participle of butter someone's biscuit.

Meaning of butter someone's biscuit

Verb

butter someone's biscuit (third-person singular simple present butters someone's biscuit, present participle buttering someone's biscuit, simple past and past participle buttered someone's biscuit)

  1. (slang) To interest or appeal to someone; to make someone happy.

Questions about buttered someone's biscuit

What is buttered someone's biscuit the simple past and past participle of?
Buttered someone's biscuit is the simple past and past participle of butter someone's biscuit.

Words near buttered someone's biscuit in the dictionary

  1. buttered
  2. buttered beer
  3. buttered down
  4. buttered one's bread on both sides
  5. buttered out
  6. buttered someone's biscuit
  7. buttered the cony
  8. buttered up
  9. Butterell
  10. butterer
  11. butterers

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