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bugger

British slang.

<i>vb.</i> the act of committing sodomy
<i>n.</i> person who commits sodmoy (n.), ie. has anal intercourse.

It is generally used about an annoying person or situation.

Bugger off (get lost).
Stop buggering me.
My boss is a bugger and a half.
Oh bugger (something went wrong).

by Tom March 23, 2004

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bugger

Australian, derived from buggering, which means anal intercourse. Now mostly used as a slang word as an exclamation of surprise or discontent. May be used to refer to a creature or human.

Discontent: Well I'll be buggered!, Disappointment: Oh bugger me, Referal to friend or colleague: The stupid bugger, Anal sex: Oh he buggered me all night

by Scott June 26, 2004

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Bugger

N. A person or animal, often a small one, such as a child or small pet. Frequently prefaced by "little."

American slang (particularly rural), not to be confused with the British cuss word.

He's a cute little bugger.
She's a tough little bugger.

by Sxeptomaniac September 24, 2005

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Buggeration

Buggeration: A term used to describe a feeling of absolute crap but with a hint of light-hearted optimism.

"Darling I just lost my job".
"Buggeration".

by Chel Dorado September 3, 2008

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Bugger

An exclamation to a really bad occurence

Oh bugger, I got my nose caught in the toaster again

by Rob Tucker July 18, 2003

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buggered

1. Someones whos well tired
2. Someone who gets sexualy assualted
3. Someone whos in trouble

1. "fuck off, im to buggered to do that"
2. That Leanne got buggered by me
3. oh no that kids buggered now he's shitted in that germans hand!

by ReDDo December 4, 2003

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Bugger

Slang term for a Formic, an insect-like alien race from the book Ender's Game by Orson Scott Card. Formics were often called buggers because they resembled ants to some degree, and a hive-like reporductive strategy.

It was all up to Ender to destroy the buggers forever.

by Ender Wiggin September 1, 2004

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