bother
/ˈbä-t͟hər/
verb
to annoy especially by petty provocation : irk
to intrude upon : pester
to cause to be somewhat anxious or concerned —often used interjectionally
It bothers her when people litter.
noun
a state of petty discomfort, annoyance, or worry
something that causes petty annoyance or worry
fuss, inconvenience
when scenery gets mixed up with our personal bothers all the virtue goes out of it
Fixing it would be too much of a bother.
idiom
—used to say that something is not worth the trouble