Butterman
- proper noun
- - My last lawyer's name... Was Butterman and he was one of five people in the room besides me.
- Danny Butterman
- Alli Butterman
- Mr. Butterman
And that's when little old Tomas Butterman from Ohio became Tomas the Perry Boss.
- And that's when little old Tomas Butterman from Ohio became Tomas the Perry Boss.
Examples
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Frank Butterman.
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I was buying Constable Butterman a Japanese Peace Lily for his birthday.
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That is until the night Mrs. Butterman was taken from me.
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Sergeant Butterman, little hand says it's time to rock and roll.
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- Are you Miss Butterman?
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Hello there, Nicholas, Frank Butterman here, your new Inspector.
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That was quite an impressive haul today, Constable Butterman.
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Constable Butterman, this is not the time for personal errands.
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And that's when little old Tomas Butterman from Ohio became Tomas the Perry Boss.
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Hello there, Nicholas, Frank Butterman here, your new Inspector.
Synonyms
A family or first name used by people
A family name that some people have
A family name used as a person's last name
A family name used by some people, often from Eastern Europe
A last name that some people have
A family name used by some people
A last name that comes from England
A family name that people often use in English-speaking countries
A family name that people use as their last name
A family name used by people, often from England
A family name that people use as their last name
A last name used by some people
A family name used by some people from England
A family name used by some people
A family name that some people have
A last name used by people, often from England
A family name people have, for example Charles Spearman
A family name used as a last name
A last name some people have
A family name used by some people
A last name that some people have
A family name people have in English-speaking countries
A family name used by some people
A family name from England
A last name that some people and families have
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Butterman is a family name from English made of butter and man, literally 'butter' and 'person', and it once named someone who made or sold butter. So today Butterman is a surname that began as a simple job name.