bother

1. to remove a person(s) of their torso
, bothered the state of being without a torso , bothersome having to endure activities in the state of bother

1. Call the cops Jonnys trying to bother me.

2. I cant run right now im a bit bothered.

3. I find it bothersome to swim to shore without a torso.

by Robert Schimmel August 12, 2004

Bother

Mother of a person with speech impediment

"Let me ask my bother..."

by MarkWG August 16, 2007

bother

what you get yourself into when in a relationship you sleep with someone else

I'm in a bit of bother with my woman

by Anonymous August 22, 2003

bother

forget about it

Bother the dishes. someone else will do them.

by hkunicorn September 4, 2016

Bother

A group of sergeants, similar to how a number of cows make up a heard, or a number of ravens make up a murder, or a number of birds make up a flock, a number of sergeants make up a bother.

The commander was giving a briefing on the upcoming exercise to a bother of sergeants.

by NWAnalyst December 28, 2021

Bother

The greatest ever household shopping service

There's not a chance in the world that I'm going to the supermarket on Saturday. I'll just use Bother.

by endinson17 June 27, 2022

Bother

Bombard Christina with love and affection

I can’t wait to bother Christina when I’m back from my trip.

by Your_Favorite_:) January 25, 2023