Betterer

[Julene]

better than better. Often used when trying to [trump] someones [belief] [that one thing] is better than another.

[Agnes]

1. When you want to stress the need for [vast] improvement.

2. When [you wish] to [convey] that someones future state needs plenty of work.

[Magaret]

Taking something to the [next level]. [Better than] ace but [not as] good as bettererer

[Kai]

[The act] of being [more betterer].

[Sarah]

[Betterer] is not a real word!
[Is is] a word used by bogans whom believe that you can make something broken more than better.
Only a true [bogan] will use a word like [betterer]

[Sonia]

adj. An [improper] way of saying that something has improved but not by much.

Its basically like saying: Something has improved, but not enough to say that its better

Note: An emphasis ([italics]) is usually placed on the last er to make clear the lack of [substantial] improvement.

[Kit]

A person who or thing which makes something better; an improver.