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.

bother by Robert Schimmel August 12, 2004

Bother 

Mother of a person with speech impediment

"Let me ask my bother..."

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

bother by Anonymous August 22, 2003

bother 

forget about it

Bother the dishes. someone else will do them.

bother 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.

Bother 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.

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.

Bother by Your_Favorite_:) January 25, 2023