Englishئاساسىي لۇغەت
bugger
Universal Words
noun, verb
noun (BrE, !!!, slang)
1 an offensive word used to insult sb, especially a man, and to show anger or dislike:
Come here, you little bugger! * You stupid bugger! You could have run me over! * Don't let the buggers get you down.
2 used to refer to a person, especially a man, that you like or feel sympathy for:
Poor bugger! His wife left him last week. * He's a tough old bugger. * You daft bugger!
3 a thing that is difficult or causes problems:
This door's a bugger to open. * Question 6 is a real bugger. * It's a bugger trying to remember the lines.
IDIOMS see SILLYadj.
verb
1 (BrE, !!!, slang) used as a swear word when sb is annoyed about sth or to show that they do not care about sth at all:
[V] Bugger! I've left my keys at home. * [VN] Bugger it! I've burnt the toast. * Oh, bugger the cost! Let's get it anyway. * So I thought, bugger this for a lark.
2 [VN] (BrE, !!!, slang) to break or ruin sth:
I think I've buggered the computer. * This will bugger the rear suspension.
3 [VN] (!!! or law) to have ANAL sex with sb
IDIOMS
bugger me (BrE, !!!, spoken) used to express surprise:
Bugger me! Did you see that?
PHRASALVERBS
bugger about / around (BrE, !!!, slang) to waste time by behaving in a silly way or with no clear purpose:
Stop buggering about and get back to work.
HELPNOTE A more polite, informal way of saying this is mess about (BrE) or mess around (AmE,BrE).
bugger sb about / around (BrE, !!!, slang) to treat sb in a way that is deliberately not helpful to them or wastes their time:
I'm sick of being buggered about by the company.
HELPNOTE A more polite, informal way of saying this is mess sb about / around (BrE).
bugger off (BrE, !!!, slang) (often used in orders) to go away:
Bugger off and leave me alone. * Where is everyone? They've all buggered off.
bugger sth<->up (BrE, !!!, slang) to do sth badly or spoil sth:
I buggered up the exam. * Sorry for buggering up your plans.
HELPNOTE A more polite, informal way of saying this is foul sth up, cock sth up (slang), mess sth up or bungle sth.