betterance

An improvement or advancement for someone or something.

In "A Modest Proposal", Swift suggests the eating of Irish babies, for the betterance of the Irish people.

by The Real Mr. Hockey March 17, 2009

botherance

A term used to describe the level to which an individual is affected by a situation or piece of information.

The level of BOTHERANCE which I experienced was 60%

There was a BOTHERANCE factor of 2/10 when I found out about him cheating on me.

by Flizznick August 10, 2005

blutterance

n. cross between "utter" and "blab/blubber/bluster" and such. Meant to convey a sense of poorly chosen words spoken in passion.

Bernie: She said what she heard wouldn't be hearsay. She looked it up. We were arguing, so it would qualify as an excited blutterance.
Alan Shore: Blutterance isn't even a word, much less a defense! You murdered someone over a fake word!

-Alan Shore (James Spader) Boston Legal

by k80theshade March 3, 2009

betteracquaint

To connect physically or emotionally to another person after a short or long break, often in a sensual or sexual way.

My hands wanted to betteracquaint themselves with your body.

by JuanBren February 11, 2022

Betterice

Ice that is more slippery than the ice directly behind it

I almost slipped on the betterice over there.

by WaxRaccoon7992 January 24, 2022

betterness

slightly better than better.....

"ive seen much more betterness than your dead baby collection"

by Fagdonna May 22, 2004

Betterface

A female with a bad body, but a great face. The antonym of Butterface.

Man, that chick has has a horrible body, but she's a Betterface.

by Sadiq Samani August 3, 2011