| 释义 |
butch
I. \ˈbu̇ch, ˈbəch\ transitive verb
(-ed/-ing/-es)
Etymology: back-formation from butcher (I)
1. dialect : butcher, slaughter
2. dialect : to make a clumsy job of : botch
II. \ˈbu̇ch\ noun
(-es)
Etymology: perhaps from Butch, a nickname for boys, especially tough boys; from the close-cropped appearance of some stereotype ruffians
: a close haircut : crew cut
III. noun
Etymology: butch, adjective (herein)
: one who is butch
IV. \ˈbu̇ch\ adjective
Etymology: probably from Butch, a nickname for boys and especially tough boys
1. : significantly masculine in appearance or manner
2. : playing the male role in a homosexual relationship
V. \"\ noun
(-es)
Etymology: by shortening
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