bother

Significat (Anglès)

Verb

1. To annoy, to disturb, to irritate; to be troublesome to, to make trouble for.
2. To feel care or concern; to burden or inconvenience oneself out of concern.
3. To take the trouble, to trouble oneself (to do something).
4. To take the trouble, to trouble oneself (to do something).

Noun

1. Fuss, ado.
2. Trouble, inconvenience.

Intj

A mild expression of annoyance.

Sinònims

annoy

trouble

disturb

worry

pester

irritate

harass

annoyance

vex

nuisance

inconvenience

hassle

hinder

molest

concern

importune

nag

plague

irk

bug

🐛

incommode

agitate

difficulty

upset

badger

🦡

interrupt

bore

torment

botheration

afflict

problem

distress

anger

💢

discommode

perturb

harrass

prevent

hamper

be worried

pest

tease

be anxious

gravel

weary

😩

fuss

get at

chafe

infliction

pain

get to

beset

pain in the ass

pain in the neck

inconvenience oneself

rile

rag

fret

burden

aggravate

put out

cause trouble

encumber

haunt

stir up

nark

devil

provoke

nettle

complication

embarrass

incite

touch

ail

hound

encumbrance

heckle

vexation

disquiet

exasperate

faze

press

disarrange

fluster

mind

give trouble

harm

hardship

make angry

mess with

gall

needle

pestering

harassment

trouble oneself

disconcert

disoblige

infest

concerned

nagger

nervousness

nevermind

niggle

object to

obligation

obstacle

oppress

peeve

perplex

perturbation

pick

⛏️

pickle

pluck

pother

pressure

pull

put off

rack one’s brain

rebuke

revolt

rouse

rub

ruffle

ruin

seduce

smite

strain

strive

suffering

support

take care

take part

tempt

think about

threaten

thwart

tinker

tire

tribulate

troublesome

try

uneasiness

unnerve

unsettle

unwieldiness

warm

☀️

wear out

weigh

whine

worries

worriment

barge in

care about

cause pain

drive mad

embarras

give pain

give pain to

grate on

intrude on

jar on

throw into disorder

scold in low voice continuously

great trouble

poke one’s nose

meddlesome person

be grieved over

impose trouble

bereavement

shame

feel anxiety

causing trouble

take liberties with

discommade

eat on

buzz around

cause discomfort to

growl at

my my

adversity

cause for worry

aggravation

aggrieve

ailment

aim

alarm

alienate

annoyed

anxiety

attempt

bad news

be bothered

bedevil

bedim

be in the way

berate

bewilder

bind

bored

bothersome

bustle

calamity

care

care for

careful

chagrin

clutter

commove

complain

complaint

complexify

confuse

cumbersomeness

demoralize

dependence

derange

devastate

disadvantage

disarray

discomfit

discompose

dismay

disorder

distract

disturbance

drag

drawback

drive

eat

🍽️

edgy

effort

embarrassment

encourage

endeavour

ensure

enthuse

excite

exert

fidget

finger

frustrate

gag

get

get on somebody’s nerves

gnaw

goad

hang about

harry

heaviness

hindrance

hot water

hurt

impediment

importunity

incommodiousness

inconvenient

infestation

inflict

influence

injure

instigate

interfere

interfere with

intractableness

intrude

irritation

jam

jar

🫙

keep

ken

kindness

knead

matter

meddle

mess about

misfortune

moil

molestation

Pronunciat com a (IPA)

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Etimologia (Anglès)

Cognat amb escocès: pother

Cognat amb anglès: pother

Cognat amb irlandès: bodhaire

Cognat amb irlandès: bodhraim

In summary

Borrowed from Scots bauther, bather (“to bother”). Origin unknown. Perhaps related to Scots pother (“to make a stir or commotion, bustle”), also of unknown origin. Compare English pother (“to poke, prod”), variant of potter (“to poke”). More at potter. Perhaps related to Irish bodhaire (“noise”), Irish bodhraim (“to deafen, annoy”).