bread & butter

Fig. someone's basic income; someone's livelihood—the source of one's food.

I can't miss another day of work. That's my bread & butter. I worked as a bartender for a year, and it was the tips that were my bread and butter.

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bread and butter

n.
Chief means of support.

Selling cheap drugs to ignorant rich people is the bread and butter of local drug dealers.

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bread and butter

A type of superstition, a chant that is uttered when something physically gets in the way of a couple, such as a pole or another person on the street. Origin: USA, early 1920's. Alternative: "Salt and Pepper."

"Oh, we've got to let that bicyclist through."

(They drop hands to let the bicyclist pass in between.)
"Bread and butter." -- "Bread and butter."

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bread and butter

(n.) One's trade, proffession or other means of earning.

a little bird told me that sucking cock is your bread and butter

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Bread and Butter

1. Verb--The act of violently and repeatedly slapping someone in a backhand, then forehand, then backhand fashion (the hand "buttering" the face/"bread"); can also be used to refer to someone being owned. Pseudonyms include B&B, Country Crock on Texas Toast, Land O' Lakes on Wonderbread, etc.

I saw these girls catfighting, and one of them jumped on the other and straight bread and buttered her!

America just buttered Al Qaeda's bread!

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Bread and butter

In full is known as 'bread and butter pud' which is cockney rhyming slang for good

"Our holiday to Margate was totally bread and butter!"

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bread and butter

Used for saying that two people go togther. Like in a relationship, if u lot r gud 2 gether or get along.
Also means you lot are alike, get along ect.

nas: "we been 2 gether 4 long u no"
damien " yep wifey cos we like bread n butter".

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