Citations:buttbreath

Noun: "(slang, vulgar, derogatory) an annoying or contemptuous person"

 * 1983, Chris Crutcher, Running Loose, HarperTempest (2003), ISBN 0060094915, page 51:
 * “Took every damn thing he had, buttbreath. What the hell's it to ya? You some kinda nigger lover?”
 * 1994, James W. Hall, Hard Aground, Dell (1994), ISBN 9780440213574, page 130:
 * No, like Reverend King, buttbreath, she said.
 * 1995, Gregory T. Spalding, Easy Moving, Triangle Books (1995), ISBN 9781884570162, page 19:
 * "Just look at old buttbreath now, Mizzou.
 * 1997, Steve Gannon, A Song for the Asking, Bantam Books (1997), ISBN 9780553574708, page 64:
 * "Buttbreath," said Travis, catching on.
 * 2001, Dagoberto Gilb, "Maria de Covina", in Woodcuts of Women: Stories, Grove Press (2001), ISBN 0802138748, page 6:
 * Stupid, she calls me. Buttbreath.
 * 2002, Chris Bunch, Star Risk, LTD., Prologue Books (2002), ISBN 9781440553745, unnumbered page:
 * “Did you see that buttbreath I pitched out into the street?”
 * 2011, Robyn Seale, "Dolly in the Window", in Future Lovecraft (eds. Silvia Moreno-Garcia & Paula R. Stiles), Innsmouth Free Press (2011), ISBN 9780986686474, unnumbered page:
 * Think agin, [sic] buttbreath. You know where youll [sic] end up?