What does butter face mean?

What are examples of said type of face?

Everything is grade "A" but her face. It's degrading and disrespectful to say so. Never call someone this.

[quote]Never call someone this.

Unless you're on the DL, of course.

The first time I’d heard the term was in reference to Michael Phelps. So I didn’t immediately make the connection that it’s mostly about women, but through context clues concluded that it meant Phelps has a nice body but a hideous mug.

"But her face", OP.

She's got a nice body... BUT HER face... *holds in the vomit*

R3, even though he’s a tremendous athlete and had the body to excel in his sport, I don’t find his body attractive.

I never knew what it meant. Thanks!

It’s from the Howard Stern Show (1980’s?)

Lady Gaga has a severe case.

I always thought it meant "fat" face - like lard ass means fat person or fat ass.

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I thought it meant that they’re face was like butter in some way.

Me too, r10. Now that I know the phrase comes from Howard Stern, I will doubly not use it.

Everything “but-her” face is hot. It was a cruel bit, but girls & their boyfriends were clamoring to get on the show & get the prizes!

Does it have anything to do with complexion including greasy skin?

I always thought people like Kaley Cuoco, Matt Damon, Philip Seymour Hoffman, John Goodman — folks with sort of blurry melting looking undefined features (irrespective of body type) were bitter faces. Like not particularly ugly facially, but just kind of looking like their face came off a baking tray half-cooked. Slightly off putting but not totally ugly. If lit well and/or if a good actor, can be somewhat attractive or magnetic onscreen. But not facially attractive. Daniel Craig, Jeremy Renner, Andrew McCarthy, Anthony Michael Hall, Kevin Bacon. Bryce Dallas Howard, Brie Larson somewhat, Amy Adams. Among rockers when they were young Greg and Duane Allman, Van Morrison, Janis Joplin. Faces with ill-defined edges or bone structure, contrasted to very chiseled and distinct (non-melting looking) features.

Rumor is worse than butter face.

[quote] Like not particularly ugly facially, but just kind of looking like their face came off a baking tray half-cooked.

Fat and flabby?

^And it was cruel as hell

"But her face" became "butterface".

It doesn't have to do with butter. It just means someone who has a nice body but their face is not exactly the greatest or kind of odd looking.

Like Adam Driver. Total butterface.

....What's that douche's name? Logan Paul. Logan Paul is the dictionary definition of butterface.

Mark Wahlburg is a butterface.

Rumor Willis looks good in the pic above.

Does she have a nice body?

She has to have a nice body and fucked up face to be a butterface.

Niall Horan from One Direction has that kind of lardy face.

[quote]Niall Horan from One Direction has that kind of lardy face.

Does he have a nice body? That is a requirement of the butterface.

R29, nope. Lardy body too.

Distantly related to the Monet, i.e., looks ok from a distance, messed up if you get too close.

[quote]Arnold Schwarzenegger in predator is kind of a butterface.

I don't know why I felt the need to quote that.

R33 Just finished watching clueless, and that is the description of a "total Monet". Not a butterface.

Butterface is SPECIFICALLY someone with a GREAT body and a BAD face.

I'm under the impression it means a chubby type face. Plump cheeks, smallish nose, no real discerning chin. There's a chunky/muscly guy at where I work who has a bubble butt and butter face. He's seems kinda dim, but boy I'd sure love to pump my cock between his ass cheeks. His name is Ed.

Out here in flyover country they say "She's a 40/40." As in she's good looking from "40 feet away driving by at 40 MPH"

[quote]I'm under the impression it means a chubby type face.

It means ugly person with nice body. It doesn't mean butter i.e. fat / melted. It became "butterface" because that's a "fast way" of saying "but her face".

Are you under the impression that the sky is green?

That's just what it means.

R38, are you the postimg troll?

You don't "have a butterface" you ARE a "butterface".

Ryan Gosling is kind of a butterface.

He has weird featured and beady eyes. Great body though.

Butterface.

Jamie Lee Curtis is a good example of a female butterface.

Which butter faced men does the yellow skin troll like?

Probably Ryan Gosling, R52. With his weird stupidese accent, from wherever he comes from.

[quote] Probably Ryan Gosling, R52. With his weird stupidese accent, from wherever he comes from.

What does Ryan Gosling have to do with the yellow skin troll?

He's white and uses tanning oil.

That means yellow skin, doesn't it?

[quote] That means yellow skin, doesn't it?

I believe it’s a white guy with naturally yellow skin.

R33, there's also a Picasso. Looks messed-up whether you are near or far.

It's called a tan when you don't have the curse of the powder white skin.

I used to be a butterface. But then I got fat and now I'm all around disgusting

Elder, here. We used to say “Nice legs...(Shame About Her Face)”. It was a punky pop song by The Monks that came out in the UK in 1979. No one could sing stuff like that now, even though rappers get away with murder, hoes and bitches.

DataLounge fave Alam Wernik, a young male butterface and anal whore.

Does Alam have yellow skin?

Blake Lively is the very definition of a butterface

Doggy style is a butterface’s best friend.

We used to have a similar type of evaluation - we called it “S-O-C” - Ess-Oh-Cee. “Suffers On Closeup.”

“Look at that hot guy with the killer body coming toward us! Oh, wait a minute ... eeyew, S-O -C!!”

So are there butter bodies then?

How many times must I tell you?

R68, there are even butter villages.

Do the villages have margarine fountains? r70

20-something SJP In LA Story was textbook butterface.

Is there a word for someone who looks really attractive in profile but are not nearly as hot when you see the whole face?

On US Shameless (early seasons) they had a recurring character called 'Butterface,' which is how I first learned the term.

You know, I went to Google (it's obviously new to many people on here) typed in nothing but the word butterface and this is the first thing that came up:

a woman regarded as having a desirable body but an unattractive face. an unattractive face.

This "Google" is something you should all try. Maybe it will catch on-who can say?

R76, I’ll send a carrier pigeon, or if you’re a Games of Thrones fan a raven, to let you know if that Google thing works out for me. Thanks for the info.

She has a face like butter.

EVERYTHING LOOKS GOOD BUT HER FACE

BUT HER FACE

BUTTER FACE

If buyer face referred to yellow skin like butter, which celeb guys have it?

If butter face referred to yellow skin like butter, which celeb guys have it?

There are butterfaces and buthisfaces. I first heard the term Butterface used about Rumor Willis. I first heard the term Buthisface used about the kid from the TWILIGHT movies, the one who looks a little "special".

So this is related to the expression "double bagger"?

I honestly thought it was person with a smudgy, nondescript visage.

Nope, it's a "less than aesthetically pleasing facial visage on a person with a beautiful body".

Not really a compliment.

GOD leave your basement, Redundant Thread Thief!!!!

R85 It's a backhanded compliment.

[quote]What are examples of said type of face?

Look in the mirror...

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