Listen, Mr. Episcopo... if I had time to waste,

Grease the waffle maker.

Get someone to oil them.

She spread the butter on the bread.

You can't have too much of a good thing.

We are applying butter on our bread.

I'm buttering the bread.

The lamp needs to be filled with oil.

Make sure to get some oil on the wick itself.

Skip run together words

Skip run together words

Did you mistake the margarine for butter?

My clothes were dirty with oil.

We eat butter on bread.

Tom buttered his toast.

Tom buttered a slice of bread.

Tom paints best in oil.

Toasts always fall on the buttered side.

Here's their olive oil aisle.

Maurice painted them by hand...in oil.

What about rubbing it with butter, sir?

A hand written loan slip.

This is a list of encyclopedias by language.

Consider run together words as spelling errors

Poems the dead boy wrote.

Bread and butter is my usual breakfast.

This oil painting dates from the 17th century.

Give me a metal bucket with oil.

The medium of the work is oil on canvas.

Grab some olive oil and fill the orange peel up about halfway.

Repeat with engine oil.

Kids love peanut butter sandwiches. Always have, always will.

You blasted fool, you can't rub a girl with butter!

A useless bit oiled for use.

Ah, don't ruin your bread and butter.

Do you like books written by Franz Kafka?

I tore up all the letters that you wrote to me.

I tore up all the letters that you wrote to me.

All this, however, is pure fiction.

Run your favourite apps

We sell all the student books.

We eat bread and butter for lunch.

I ate bread and butter this morning.

I ate bread and butter this morning.

Tom made himself a peanut butter sandwich.