verb
General Slang
myther
· verb · brummie
To pester, bother or nag — Brummie/Black Country spelling of 'mither'.
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Definitions
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To bother, pester or nag someone — repeatedly, annoyingly. Kids myther for sweets; partners myther about the bins.
“Stop mytherin' me, I'll do it in a minute.”
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To be in a flap or stressed state — 'all of a myther' = worked up, flustered.
“She was all of a myther trying to find her keys.”
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myther In A Sentence
Stop mytherin' me, I'll do it in a minute.
She was all of a myther trying to find her keys.
Origin & Usage
Midlands and North-West dialect, possibly from Welsh 'moedrodd' (to worry/bother) or Old English roots. The 'myther' spelling is more Birmingham; 'mither' is the Manchester version.
People Also Ask
What does myther mean?
To myther is to pester, bother or nag someone — it's the Brummie and Black Country spelling of 'mither.'
How do you use myther in a sentence?
"Stop mythering me about it, I said I'd do it later."
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