Thesaurus / botheration

botheration

How to use botheration in a sentence

Mrs. Delane: Then botheration to it, and I not dressed or undressed.

"I suppose its botheration, for one thing," said Mrs. Brier.

CLEMENCERETTA BABCOCK

She'd come back to them again as soon as we were gone, and think what a botheration spared her!

Oh, botheration, Beth; I can't get the horrid thing right, and I'm not going to try.

Isn't it wickedness—botheration to you—but I wouldn't be losing my time talking to you!

THE O'DONOGHUECHARLES JAMES LEVER

I anticipated a great deal of bore and botheration; but, through Heaven's mercy, he merely spoke a few words, and left me.

It has cost me more botheration and dubiety than any other I ever took in hand.

The botheration is that weve lost a lot of time, and our chance is utterly dished if the Jew gets in first.

I find it something between a botheration and a satisfaction.

Accustomed to the "fuss and botheration of men" at such times, she was prepared to deliver him a little lecture.

BEYONDJOHN GALSWORTHY

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OCTOBER 26, 1985