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Have/take a butcher’s

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Cockney Rhyming SlangPlay
Originates from Cockney rhyming slang where 'butcher's hook' means 'look'. SlideLet's have a butcher's at the map to find our way.
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Informal SpeechPlay
Very casual, mostly used among friends or in relaxed environments. SlideHave a butcher's at this article when you have a moment.
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British UsagePlay
Commonly used in the UK, might not be understood by English speakers from other regions. SlideI'll take a butcher's at the instructions and get back to you.