Meither

1. To be bothersome.
2. Keep Pestering

Origin: Lancashire, UK

Shurrup wiv yer meithering!

Pronounced: (mI-ther) accent on the long I.

by Cbass July 31, 2003

Meither

It's an old Lancashire (UK) word meaning to bother or worry someone by constantly asking questions............

"Mum, can I have this?" "Mum, can I do that?" etc....

Pronounced "mytha"

by Lesley Clakr June 21, 2003

meither

when you’re too lazy to say me neither

“i don’t like tomatoes”

“yeah, meither”

by maari April 2, 2021

Meither

a contraction of me and either

Jason: "I truly didn't enjoy that rectal exam!"

Sara:"Meither!"

by RAESTAR December 11, 2002

Meither

Means ‘me either’.

“I haven’t seen molly in ages”
“Yeah meither man I haven’t seen her since that last party”

by Alphabetthot April 20, 2020

Meither

The combination of the word me and neither.

‘I don’t want to go to work’
‘Meither’

by Jados43 September 13, 2019

Meither

The correct spelling/pronounciation of the word "Neither"
a combination of "Me" and "Either" it makes way more sense...

"I don't really wanna go to work today"

"Meither"

by UnkyMertz September 9, 2010