have a spot of bother



have a spot of bother

To have a small amount of trouble, difficulty, or unpleasantness with some task, thing, or person. You might have a spot of bother finding a job after college, but you should never give up! Joe had a spot of bother accepting Mary's newfound success.
See also: bother, have, of, spot

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Kallisto-Greek Mythology, Ancient Greek
ŞErİFe-Turkish
AglaÉ-French
Peer-Danish, Norwegian, Swedish
Emygdius-Late Roman
Lemuel['lemjuəl]