is there such a word as worser, like things are getting worser?

Answer 1

No, worser is now nonstandard. It was used during the 16 and 17th centuries as a varient for worse. It would be used as, things are going to get worse. There is no need for the -er.

Answer 2

There is no such word. Worse is already a comparative word, between two explicit or implied things. Adding "er" to the end of the word does not change the relationship.

Once a description is made that labels it as "worse," one can compare that situation to a following one, using worse again. As in:

"Last week, trouble seemed to surround me. Yesterday, things got worse as the day progressed when I was late for an appointment. Then today I was surprised to discover the situation had become even worse still when our car refused to start."

To avoid the temptation of using pseudo-words such as "worser", rewrite your sentence to make the comparisons more explicit.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

I'm sure it's an acceptable "slang" term somewhere, but I don't think it could be considered an actual word if you're interested in proper grammer. Yahoo dictionary has it listed as a non-standard adjective & adverb.

Answer 5

No. Things are worse, or the worst.