botherer
- noun
- /ˈbɑːðərər/
- And maybe Dana was too busy being offended by all the god-botherers to notice that NaNoWriMo is
Examples
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No, the Germans weren't atheists, you silly god botherer.
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Maybe it's worth drawing it to the attention of non-Christian God-botherers; religious groups seem pretty good at organized indignation, after all.
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Sure, the 14 or 20% non-god botherers will be offended and not patronize the place.
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I'm perfectly willing to trade that for a completely symbolic gesture towards one of the fundie right's slightly more progressive god-botherers.
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Please, Scott, spare me the faux sniffing outrage of the academic at the snake-handling God botherers.
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He is known as a constant botherer in the neighborhood, always poking fun at everyone.
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As a botherer, she often interrupts meetings with her endless questions and comments.
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My little brother can be such a botherer, always pestering me when I’m trying to relax.
Synonyms
A mildly rude word for an annoying or playful person
A person or thing that often causes trouble
A thing that causes trouble or annoyance
A person who keeps bothering others
A person or thing that bothers you
A person who repeatedly bothers, threatens, or scares others
A person who complains often in an annoying way
A person who often annoys others by pointing out problems or asking hard questions
A person who tries to annoy others online or in conversation
A person or thing that keeps annoying others
A person who often annoys or causes trouble
A person who interrupts people by making noise or causing trouble
A person who acts silly and annoys others
A person or thing that keeps causing trouble for someone
A person who interrupts a meeting or class and disturbs others
A person who annoys others by doing small things over and over
A teasing name for a person who is annoying or unpleasant
A person who is annoying or causes trouble
A person who often whines and complains in an annoying way
A person who often complains in an annoying way
A person who annoys others by asking too many questions or interrupting them
A person who keeps asking questions to annoy someone and will not stop
A person who bothers others by teasing and making fun
A person who makes annoying or threatening phone calls to upset others
A person who keeps complaining or criticizing in an annoying way
Something that causes annoyance or trouble
Antonyms
How Annoying
- NSFW
- Offensive
- Offensive
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Botherer comes from the verb bother, which means 'to disturb' or 'to annoy', and the ending -er names a person. So a botherer is literally someone who keeps causing a fuss and annoying other people.