The word 'butchers' is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is a noun that refers to a person whose job is to cut, prepare, and sell meat. Example: The local butchers were known for their high-quality cuts of beef and friendly service.
At that time, we were blessed with one posh cheese shop, three traditional butchers and one fishmonger.
We collected some ourselves, from butchers in Willesden High Road.
Designed by Renzo Piano, the new Whitney Museum of American Art stands in an area that used to be synonymous with sleaze, danger and the industrial butchers that gave the area its name.
Historically, we sold through independent butchers – that's where all our trade was – but home deliveries have become more and more popular.
They are not staying at home, they are not taking money from child benefit and jobseekers' allowance – they've found work as butchers, taxi drivers, or in restaurants," he says.
At the top end of the market, people who can afford to care about food are choosing, where possible, to use their local butchers and bakers.
Most butchers will expect you to get your wish-list in at least a week before - that way you just produce your crumpled raffle ticket from the depths of your purse to claim your chosen bird rather than fighting at the counter.
I love photographing the few people who are working and getting the city ready for the day – butchers, bakers, street cleaners… And the people who aren't working, are playing.
And its sensational, exponential popularity growth on the web is already achieving one of its stated objectives: to make Kony famous, to publicise this psychopathic warlord's grotesque crimes – kidnapping thousands of children and turning them into mercenaries, butchers and rapists.
In Boston, diners look out at the queue growing outside the butchers over the road.
We intend to take the meat to refugees in schools and gardens and also to liberated districts as butchers' shops are closed there.
