Red apples the green is too sour.
Batman he is the radio shack version of superheros.
Navy seals because they have GI Jane (demi moore) in their ranks
C7A1 I like the iron sights
bet ·ter1 (bÄ•t'Éâ„¢r)
adj. Comparative of good.
Greater in excellence or higher in quality.
More useful, suitable, or desirable: found a better way to go; a suit with a better fit than that one.
More highly skilled or adept: I am better at math than English.
Greater or larger: argued for the better part of an hour.
More advantageous or favorable; improved: a better chance of success.
Healthier or more fit than before: The patient is better today.
adv. Comparative of well2.
In a more excellent way.
To a greater extent or degree: better suited to the job; likes it better without sauce.
To greater advantage; preferably: a deed better left undone. See Usage Note at best, have, rather.
More: It took me better than a year to recover.
n.
One that is greater in excellence or higher in quality.
A superior, as in standing, competence, or intelligence. Usually used in the plural: to learn from one's betters.
v., -tered, -ter ·ing, -ters.
v.tr.
To make better; improve: trying to better conditions in the prison; bettered myself by changing jobs. See synonyms at improve.
To surpass or exceed.
v.intr.
To become better.
idioms:
better off
In a better or more prosperous condition: would be better off taking the train instead of driving; felt better off after the rise in stock prices.
for the better
Resulting in or aiming at an improvement: Her condition took a turn for the better.
get (or have) the better of
To outdo or outwit; defeat.
think better of
To change one's mind about (a course of action) after reconsideration: I almost bought an expensive watch, but then I thought better of it.
I think cadpat converged is better because it hides my blue rank and name tag.