Bother and Ride

Bother

Bother verb - To thrust oneself upon (another) without invitation.

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Ride and bother are semantically related. (North American) in harass topic. In some cases you can use "Ride" instead a verb "Bother". informal substitute

Nearby Words: bothered, bothersome, botheration, bothering

Ride

Ride verb - To attack repeatedly with mean put-downs or insults.

Usage example: that supervisor is always riding everyone for every little thing

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Synonyms for Ride

Antonyms for Ride

Bother and ride are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Bother" instead a verb "Ride".

Nearby Words: rider, riding, ridable

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How words are described

good	good bother	good ride
perfect	perfect bother	perfect ride
small	small bother	small ride
little	little bother	little ride
Other adjectives: infamous, older.

Common collocations

time	bother time	ride time
dragon	bother dragon	ride dragon
times	bother times	ride times

Both words in one sentence

The elephants, on the other hand, will not bother you at all unless you attack them — they'll even let you ride them, provided you have the necessary perk.

Source: Herbivores Are Friendly
Everything's Better with Dinosaurs: Don't bother asking exactly why Paynal cavalry ride dinosaurs, alright?

Source: Video Game / Thera
Tominori wont even bother trying to teach him etiquette or proper language because he feels its about as productive as trying to teach a fish to ride a bicycle.

Source: Visual Novel / Akatsuki No Goei