What is another word for butter-and-eggs?
Pronunciation: [bˈʌtəɹandˈɛɡz] (IPA) 
Butter-and-eggs is a term that refers to a plant with showy, yellow flowers that resemble butter and eggs. This plant is also known as the yellow toadflax, and it's considered a weed since it can grow and spread quickly. If you're looking for some synonyms for butter-and-eggs, you can use terms like 'devil's flax,' 'wild flax,' or 'Jacob's ladder.' Other synonyms include 'wild snapdragon,' 'rabbit flower,' and 'butter haycocks.' These names are well-recognized by botanists and gardeners alike. However, many people often refer to the plant as 'butter-and-eggs' since it's easy to remember and is descriptive of its appearance.
