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bother someone with someone or something and bother someone about someone or something to annoy someone with someone or something; to worry someone about someone or something. (Either a physical annoyance or a mental annoyance.) Don't bother me with that! Don't bother yourself about the bill. I'll pay it. See also: bother bother with someone or something to take the time or trouble to deal with someone or something. (Usually negative.) Please don't bother with Jill. She can take care of herself. Don't bother me with your problems. See also: bother How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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If you want to avoid the hassle attached to looking for the right trucks and trailers for you, you should get rid of your classified ads Why bother with these ads when you have more options online It's beyond me and it makes me question why I bother with football. After discussing a colleague's attempts to stay ahead of the curve, my friend, an industry veteran, added a quick "but why bother with lead-free? |
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