Definition better in British English

a change for the (phrase) against someone’s better judgment (phrase) all the better (phrase) all the (phrase) any etc (phrase) be (all) the better for something (phrase) be better than nothing (phrase) be no better than (phrase) better (adjective) better (adverb) better (noun) better (verb) better for someone (phrase) better half (noun) better known as (phrase) better late than never (phrase) better luck next time (phrase) better off (adjective) better safe than sorry (phrase) better (phrase) better the devil you know (than the devil you don’t) (phrase) better yourself (phrase) change for the (phrase) couldn’t be etc (phrase) deserve (phrase) discretion is the better part of valour (phrase) for better or (for) worse (phrase) for the better (phrase) for want of a better (phrase) get the better of someone (phrase) go one better (than) (phrase) good (adjective) good (adverb) (had) better do something (phrase) have seen better days (phrase) I couldn’t have put it better myself (phrase) know better (phrase) miles etc (phrase) none the etc (phrase) not...anything () so much the better (phrase) someone had do something (phrase) someone would be advised to do something (phrase) someone’s half (phrase) the part of something (phrase) the etc the better (phrase) there’s nothing better, worse, more exciting etc than (phrase) think better of something (phrase) well (adverb) well (adjective) well-off (adjective) would be better doing something (phrase) you’d better believe it (phrase)