betterer
better than better. Often used when trying to trump someones belief that one thing is better than another.
Dave: Google is better. Sally: Yahoo is betterer.
betterer
1. When you want to stress the need for vast improvement.
2. When you wish to convey that someone's future state needs plenty of work.
2. When you wish to convey that someone's future state needs plenty of work.
Damit Skyler, how do you botch an simple introductory email? Be BETTERER!
betterer
The act of being more betterer.
Som is more betterer than "EvilSmokey"
betterer
adj. An improper way of saying that something has improved but not by much.
It's basically like saying: Something has improved, but not enough to say that it's 'better'
Note: An emphasis (italics) is usually placed on the last "er" to make clear the lack of substantial improvement.
It's basically like saying: Something has improved, but not enough to say that it's 'better'
Note: An emphasis (italics) is usually placed on the last "er" to make clear the lack of substantial improvement.
Examples:
1)
Child: How do you feel I'm doing with my sparring?
Karate Instructor: It's ... better'er' - you still got some work to do.
2)
Person 1: How are you doing in school?
Person 2: I'm doing betterer ... I'm still getting some Cs though.
1)
Child: How do you feel I'm doing with my sparring?
Karate Instructor: It's ... better'er' - you still got some work to do.
2)
Person 1: How are you doing in school?
Person 2: I'm doing betterer ... I'm still getting some Cs though.
Betterer
Taking something to the next level. Better than 'ace' but not as good as 'bettererer'
Gail: Hey Scott, Corby is ace!
Scott: No Gail, I think you'll find that Corby is even betterer!
Scott: No Gail, I think you'll find that Corby is even betterer!
betterful
to increase the good qualities of; make better; improve + excellent; great; marvelous.
Simple acts to make the world a betterful place.
bettering
when a significant-other preens his or her loved-one in the morning, or before a party, so that the loved-one appears better socially in order to better represent the significant-other’s choice in a mate
Me: “My girlfriend keeps choosing the outfits that I wear to work, and she also combs my hair every morning.” Friend: “Yeah, she’s bettering you...”