Bugger ['bʌgə]
An offensive expression for someone or something worthy of contempt or unpleasant, and for something difficult.- With an expression of affection, for example 'you silly bugger'.
- As an expression of dissatisfaction, annoyance, or surprise.
- Exhausted. For example – 'I'm absolutely buggered'.
- To thwart, complicate, or ruin completely. For example 'You've buggered that up'.
Bugger about (or around)
- To loaf about, wander aimlessly. To waste time.
- To create difficulties or complications.
Bugger all
Nothing.
Bugger off
To go away.
Meaning of Bugger from the English-Bulgarian Dictionary
I.
- Anal sex.
- A sexually deviant person, a pederast, law. sodomite, homosexual.
- Vulgar: a filthy person, a scoundrel, an extremely unpleasant thing / person.
- Am.: a swindler, a scoundrel.
- A terrible situation / calamity.
BUGGER all – nothing.
II.
- To engage in unnatural sexual intercourse with.
- To BUGGER about/around – to mess things up, to make a mess, to disturb, to annoy, to torment.
- BUGGER off! – Get away! Go away!
- To ruin, to fail (also with up).
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