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buttons
[buht-nz]
noun
a bellboy or page in a hotel.
buttons
/ ˈʌəԳ /
noun
informal(functioning as singular) a page boy
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of buttons1
Example Sentences
Javier, a garment worker in the area who declined to give his last name, works in a factory affixing buttons to clothing alongside about 20 other workers.
“And Owen was probably genuinely tired. But also, I’m thinking, ‘This kid Jamie is really trying to push my buttons.’
Other Guardsmen wore their sympathies on their sleeves and lapels: pro-striker buttons.
But in truth, nothing is ever as simple or perfect as it appears to be — and that doesn’t just apply to her Gaultier jacket that’s missing two buttons.
Then - at a certain point - he hits a few buttons, and the powerful, heavy machine is driving itself, moving at speed along a public road to Tianjin.
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