Pother can be a noun for commotion or heated discussion, or a verb meaning to bother or worry.
Pother (POTH-er) is a noun meaning commotion, uproar or a heated discussion, and a verb meaning to worry or bother.
| Front | pother \POTH-er\ |
|---|---|
| Back | noun 1. Commotion; uproar. 2. A heated discussion. 3. A choking or suffocating cloud, as of smoke or dust. verb To worry; bother. "Very little will change whether that appointee is Caroline Kennedy or someone else. So why all the pother?" |
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