bother

pique , offense , acrimony , resentment , annoyance , irritation , dudgeon , bother , vexation , grief , umbrage , displeasure , miff

baffle , confusion , depression , distress , affliction , turmoil , agitation , worriment , desolation , disturbance , bother , ramble , dolor , nonplus , remorse , discomposure , dolour , woe

bother , hanger-on , nudnik

bother

anguish , worry , bother

anguish , bother

annoy , pester , trouble , bother , irk , hassle , give trouble , molest , importune

trouble , bother , discommode

incommode , bother

bother

bother

• effort; nuisance
• annoy, harass; make an effort; worry, be concerned
• if you do not bother to do something, you do not do it, because you think it is unnecessary or would involve too much effort.
• if you say that you can't be bothered to do something, you mean that you are not going to do it because you think it is unnecessary or would involve too much effort.
• bother is trouble, fuss, or difficulty.
• if a task or a person is a bother, it is boring or irritating.
• if something bothers you or if you bother about it, you are worried, concerned, or upset about it.
• if you bother someone, you talk to them or interrupt them when they are busy.

• worry about, fret about, be concerned about