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...”
by saucyBdog August 20, 2019
something said on the phone to me and I was convinced that it WAS a word.... and now it is.
I love you Kyle
I love you Kyle
he was bettering the butter
by Lisa August 13, 2004
better than better. Often used when trying to trump someones belief that one thing is better than another.
by CakeEater1Million July 24, 2008
by Dunney Boy February 15, 2016
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.
by King of the Moment December 12, 2018
by "See you in another life" March 26, 2010
Hym "Oh, I'm not much of an orator but you know what they say about orators: 'As long as they are poor the state and the people can only praise their uprightness; but once they are fattened on the public's funds, the conceive a hatred for justice, plan intrigues against the people, and attack the democracy' ~ Aristophanes. Not that I'm the biggest fan of democracy... But I am an archetypal figure and multiple people have been intimated into the culture in their peripheral association to me. And, as a diagnostician, I'm like 2 for 2 over here. So, I wouldn't say 'better' but I'm sure I would do a pretty good job." 🤷
by Hym Iam August 8, 2022