botheration

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

What is all this botheration about Sir Isaac and the rest of you?

First time botheration with these duo and some second time through the love relation.

And then the fussy, time-wasting botheration of it all!

And, for crying out loud, you can still stamp your foot and explode with botheration!

"Botheration," the latter commented in mild annoyance as the beast lowered its head and charged.

With me even being all so thoughtful of Granny's need of a cool drink, she started up some botheration against me.

But the botheration remained.

"Happy Botheration"

Oh botheration, you'll be the new Abbot, Mortimer, the one who came after Cedric.

And if he had blown out the window and let the rain in, he would have had to go to the botheration of changing rooms.

"Blast and botheration!"

'These flies is a botheration, sahib.

In trickery, evasion, procrastination, spoliation, botheration, under false pretences of all sorts, there are influences that can never come to good.

'Botheration,' Rambo exclaimed.

"Oh, botheration!"

"Happy Botheration" was published in the November 1954 School Library Association of California Bulletin.

Wizadora's catchphrases include, "Oh, botheration!"

Their talk was an endless botheration to him, a string of thieveries, rapes, murders, and tortures, all proudly recounted and embellished.

"Bugging--ah, as t'were a harassment, a plaguing, a botheration.

But I should be grateful that this position of benign neglect by the political parties really helped the life to be free from various botheration hindering creativity."

In "Happy Botheration" Sayers discusses her move back to California and her thoughts while she was unpacking her many books.

"It weren't no matter then o' one o' us havin' to lag so badly that she was a botheration an' handicap to put all the rest in danger.

On its opening, The Times described it as a "disgusting...petty botheration" and cried "shame upon the people of Kensington" for permitting it.

VA- Stands for one who resides in present without any botheration about the past and future i.e. one whose broken the shackles of Karma Vasana.