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

by Sammy(; April 5, 2010

corpse botherer

a cunt who botherer's corpses , usually in sexual fashion, but not exclusively.

'piss off you vile corpse botherer'

'Jeffrey Dahmer , he was a a bit of a corpse botherer'

by not2scale March 3, 2017

bothing

The desire for two mutually exclusive things. Equivalent to eating one's cake and having it, too.

Monica found herself bothing a weekend in the mountains and a day at the beach.

by Hopkins21 June 6, 2020

dewald botha

A creative being sometimes upheld by the masses (those who have had the opportunity to meet such beings) as near god-like qualities of fun, humor and awesomeness.

It is a term and/or and name and/or a statement given to a humanoid creature that is clearly above the rest.

Also see :

dewald

Dutch. Meaning: man of the forest. Forester. Usually a smart and trust worthy group of people.

1. That's so dewald botha ,

2. dewald botha.

3. dewald botha reads minds, naturally ,

4. That beard is so epic, it's dewald botha.

by chowzen March 22, 2013

God Botherer

A person who bothers poor old God too much with their excessive annoying devotion.

& who tries to convert people to the lord.

God: STFU.
God Botherer: I love you. Thank you, praise you, man.
God: I SAID SHUT THE FUCK UP!
God Botherer: *whimpers* But I love you!
God: Well, I really don't love you. Thanks anyway.

by HALBHALB June 24, 2008

Hot and Bothered

Increase in body heat and sexual arousal caused by a certain person or object.

Dwayne:I love you and how your personality gets me all hot and bothered

Amanda:D'awww how nice, whatever the Fuck that means

by Sirshinypenis6 April 4, 2011

bothy

A bothy is a basic shelter, usually left unlocked and available for anyone to use free of charge. It was also a term for basic accommodation, usually for gardeners or other workers on an estate. Bothies are to be found in remote, mountainous areas of Scotland, northern England, Ireland, and Wales.

"Bothy" may be a corruption of the Gaelic bothan, meaning small hut, or possibly the Welsh term bwthyn, also meaning small cottage.

A typical Scottish bothy is the Salmon Fisherman's Bothy, Newtonhill, which is perched above the Burn of Elsick near its mouth at the North Sea.

by remekk January 3, 2012