botherance
A term used to describe the level to which an individual is affected by a situation or piece of information.
The level of BOTHERANCE which I experienced was 60%
There was a BOTHERANCE factor of 2/10 when I found out about him cheating on me.
There was a BOTHERANCE factor of 2/10 when I found out about him cheating on me.
BOTHER BOTHER BOTHER
When you go up to snape, push him repeatedly and yell "BOTHER BOTHER BOTHER BOTHER BOTHER"
Snape: Im snape, the potions master
Harry: the're he is, now lets go bother him
Harry and Ron: BOTHER BOTHER BOTHER BOTHER BOTHER
Harry: That was fun!
Ron: I like the part where he stopped moving!
Harry: the're he is, now lets go bother him
Harry and Ron: BOTHER BOTHER BOTHER BOTHER BOTHER
Harry: That was fun!
Ron: I like the part where he stopped moving!
No bother
Irish colloquial expression. To have no worries or problems about one's self. For something to not be a problem. To be unvexed by something.
Ah no bother about that.
That's no bother to me.
That's no bother to me.
bothered
hot and bothered.
horny.
in the mood.
also bothering
horny.
in the mood.
also bothering
"i have to go, you bothered me"
bother
a fun activity that involves running around a person and softly batting at them with your arms while saying "Bother bother bother."
"let's go bother snape!" "Yes, lets!"
"Bother bother bother bother!"
"Bother bother bother bother!"
botheration
Someone or something that is aggravating. From the combination of the words "bother" and "aggravation".
That guy keeps calling here! He is beginning to be a botheration.
Botherness
the adjective for bother, to bother someone, to be bother by someone, to always bother someone.
She only likes us because of our botherness