Definition of mither in English:

mither

verb ˈmʌɪðə

[no object]Northern English

1Make a fuss; moan.
oh men—don't they mither?
Example sentencesExamples
- It was sufficient however to cause the stampede to now flow in the opposite direction as the crowd mithered around and then scattered in all four directions of town.
- We can tut, mither, and blame them for why our athletes are absolutely rubbish.
- Once, on holiday in Leeds, it was pouring with rain and me and my brother were mithering because we were bored, so Dad decided we'd go to the central bus depot and catch the first bus that came in.
- They way he tells it you'd think we were all of us permanently roaming about the land in sackcloth and ashes, wailing and mithering.
- But what's the point of endlessly mithering on about that?
Synonyms
protest, grumble, moan, whine, bleat, carp, cavil, lodge a complaint, make a complaint, make a fuss
1. 1.1with object Pester or irritate (someone)
  the pile of bills would mither her whenever she felt good
  Example sentencesExamples
  What I cannot deal with is mithering colleagues who constantly bombard you with their insane comments or ways of working.
  They haven't stopped mithering our mailbox since.
  He's like a sulky teenager if you try to shift him before 6.20 am during the week, but if you're not out of bed and getting his breakfast by 6.30 at the weekend, he comes mithering me to get up.
  I really want to ring Helena, but I feel as though I have been mithering her too much recently.
  I mither everybody to death and get on people's nerves.
  Synonyms
  badger, hound, annoy, bother, harass, trouble, plague, irritate, irk, chivvy, keep after

Origin

Late 17th century: of unknown origin; compare with Welsh moedrodd 'to worry, bother'.

单词	mither
释义	Definition of mither in English: mither verb ˈmʌɪðə [no object]Northern English 1Make a fuss; moan. oh men—don't they mither? Example sentencesExamples It was sufficient however to cause the stampede to now flow in the opposite direction as the crowd mithered around and then scattered in all four directions of town. We can tut, mither, and blame them for why our athletes are absolutely rubbish. Once, on holiday in Leeds, it was pouring with rain and me and my brother were mithering because we were bored, so Dad decided we'd go to the central bus depot and catch the first bus that came in. They way he tells it you'd think we were all of us permanently roaming about the land in sackcloth and ashes, wailing and mithering. But what's the point of endlessly mithering on about that? Synonyms protest, grumble, moan, whine, bleat, carp, cavil, lodge a complaint, make a complaint, make a fuss 1.1with object Pester or irritate (someone) the pile of bills would mither her whenever she felt good Example sentencesExamples What I cannot deal with is mithering colleagues who constantly bombard you with their insane comments or ways of working. They haven't stopped mithering our mailbox since. He's like a sulky teenager if you try to shift him before 6.20 am during the week, but if you're not out of bed and getting his breakfast by 6.30 at the weekend, he comes mithering me to get up. I really want to ring Helena, but I feel as though I have been mithering her too much recently. I mither everybody to death and get on people's nerves. Synonyms badger, hound, annoy, bother, harass, trouble, plague, irritate, irk, chivvy, keep after Origin Late 17th century: of unknown origin; compare with Welsh moedrodd 'to worry, bother'.
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