Get worse 

verb, a command; exclamation. In either case the subject, either a person or a situation, has reached the absolute lowest point possible of evaluation. For example, if some chotch wearing capri pants spills your beer and then hits on your girlfriend, you might tell him to "get worse", or you might exclaim about the situation "Get worse!"

I told that eggfaced mark-stain to get worse... stain.

Get worse by Taft Carrdigan June 27, 2003

could be worse 

A Minnesotan phrase used to emphasize indifference to the current situation. Used to portray things as not bad, and not good. Could be worse.

"Heya bud, what'cha feel about this weather?" "Oh, ya know. Could be worse."

could be worse by egor001 March 20, 2017

Jeremy Kyle, to be worse than

Essentially to be a hypocrite. To tell people to do as you say, not what you do. From British daytime TV host Jeremy Kyle who constantly berates his guests for their bad behaviour then goes home to smoke crack and beat his wife. In the meantime, Graham, the show's counsellor, takes the guests backstage and takes advantage of them.

Jeremy Kyle, to be worse than:

"My dad just told me off for wanking in the bath. He's worse than Jeremy Kyle."

Jeremy Kyle, to be worse than by Beastyboy March 25, 2008

wordematician 

One who is extremely adept at vocabulary, grammar, and the use of literary devices such as alliteration, onomatopoeia, and puns. They are ridiculously good at crossword puzzles and won't let their friends make grammatical mistakes without correcting them. Like mathematicians, but arguably dorkier. They are scientists of communication, researchers of discourse, and developers of wordology. Synonyms: Language Pimp, Grammasshole

Eddie's tongue speaks as golden sweet as honey from the comb; a wordematician if ever there was one.

wordematician by e-twizzle January 12, 2009

for better or worse 

If you say that something has happened or been done for better or worse, you mean that you are not sure whether the consequences will be good or bad, but they will have to be accepted because the action cannot be changed.

I married you for better or worse, knowing all about these problems.

for better or worse by V191 May 31, 2017

no worse for wear 

It means that even though the item is used thoroughly, that it shows no signs of being used.

Even though the punter has appeared in every game this season, his uniform is "no worse for wear".

Eminem's lyrics in Alchemist Freestyle:

Yea I'm back, looking no worse for wear
Got these haters mad enough to rip out their hair, start punching the air

no worse for wear by tina_macgirl July 28, 2010

Worse than christmas 

When something is really just plain bad.

"He just got hit by a milktruck!"
"Thats even worse than christmas

Worse than christmas by Ray Ng June 20, 2008