v. dial. [Back-formation from BUTLER.] To pour out (drink).
1867. B. Brierley, Marlocks Merriton, 5, in Lanc. Gloss. (E. D. S.), 60. The broad village green buttled round its cheap delights.
1875. E. Waugh, Old Cronies, iii. 34, ibid. ‘Buttle out, free!’ cried Giles to the servants.
