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bugger 2, verb (oh)



2 v [T] BrE
spoken not polite said when you are annoyed or angry
::Bugger it! I don't see why I should pay for everything.
I'm buggered/bugger me!
spoken not polite said when you are surprised about something
::Well I'm buggered! I never thought you'd do that.
bugger the ...
spoken not polite used to say that you do not care about the person or thing you are talking about
::Bugger the expense, I'm going to buy it!
taboo or law to have anal sex with someone
bugger about phr v
to behave in a stupid way or waste time
-synonym mess about/around mess about/around
::Let's stop buggering about and go.
bugger sb about
to cause unnecessary problems for someone
-synonym mess somebody about/around mess somebody about/around
::Don't let Peter bugger you about.
bugger off phr v
to go away or leave a place
::Tim buggered off to Australia years ago.
::'Bugger off!' she screamed.
bugger up [bugger sth ¡û¡ú up] phr v
to ruin something or do something very badly
-synonym cock up cock up, mess up mess up
::It really buggered up our plans when the train was cancelled.