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1betters — South African Slang used extensively in Kwa Zulu Natal. To replenish or refill . Example: Ekse lets make a betters with the mineral …
2betters — bet·ter || betÉ™ n. something which is preferable, something which is more desirable v. upgrade, improve, enhance, enrich adv. in a superior way; to a greater degree, more than …
3Doug Betters — No. 75      Defensive end Personal information Date of birth: June 11, 1956 (1956 06 11) (age 55) Lincoln, Nebraska …
4Harold Betters — American jazz trombone player, born on March 21, 1928 in Connellsville, Pennsylvania. Brother of drummer and singer Jerry Betters. Harold Betters studied at the Conservatory of Music in Brooklyn for a year. In the 1950 s he made a tour with the… …
5Our Betters — Original poster Directed by George Cukor Produced by David O. Sel …
6LeJerald Betters — (né le 6 février 1988 à Waco) est un athlète américain spécialiste du 400 mètres. Étudiant à l Université Baylor de Waco, il remporte le titre du relais 4 x 400 mètres des Championnats NCAA 2008 pour le compte des Baylor Bears. Lors de cette …
7someone's betters — someone’s betters phrase people who have more important jobs or higher social status than someone The poor did not envy their betters. your elders and betters (=people who are older and more important than you): They should show more respect for… …
8someone's betters — people who have more important jobs or higher social status than someone The poor did not envy their betters. your elders and betters (= people who are older and more important than you): They should show more respect for their elders and betters …
9your betters — somewhat old fashioned : people who are more important than you or who have a higher social position than you His parents always told him to respect his betters. (chiefly Brit) You should respect your elders and betters. [=people who are older… …
10your elders and betters — (your) elders and betters old fashioned people who are older than you and who should be treated with respect. When we were children, we were always taught to respect our elders and betters …
