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mithering
What does mithering mean?
Bothering, nagging or making a fuss. 'Stop mithering' is a classic Northern rebuke.
"Stop mithering me, I'll do it in a minute."
Origin
Northern English dialect, of uncertain origin (possibly Welsh 'moedro').
Frequently asked questions
What does 'mithering' mean?
It means pestering, nagging or making a fuss, as in bothering someone repeatedly.
Where is 'mithering' used?
It's a Northern English dialect word, with 'stop mithering' a classic rebuke.
Where does 'mithering' come from?
Its origin is uncertain, possibly from the Welsh 'moedro'.
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