to bugger

Examples

• All

• My pants fell, and I assumed he aimed to push me to the floor and bugger me.

  Fiction book (1999)

• "And I wasn't used to adults who neither struck me nor tried to bugger me."

  Fiction book (2000)

• We're not playing anymore... go on, bugger off!

  Fiction book (1994)

• Well, she's not here, so just bugger off.

  Sylvia (2003)

• "Listen, if you don't like the way I look, bugger off.

  Fiction book (2002)

• "Go on, bugger off!" he screamed.

  Fiction book (1996)

• I told him to bugger off too, then hastily departed.

  Fiction book (2002)

• One said to me, his CD player playing Verdi very loudly, "If you don't like opera, you can bugger off."

  Blog text (18)

• Hank just drew an obvious conclusion as to my preferences based on the fact that I kept buggering off to Africa and other far reaches of the world.

  Blog text (6)

• They say that he likes to bugger when he's feeling adventurous.

Synonyms

S

to sodomize

vsto bugger

• Offensive

19 9.9

To force someone to have sex using the anus

is an offensive vulgar term rather than a formal legal or clinical word

Idioms

B

bugger all

• NSFW

4 9.9

Very little or nothing

Phrasal Verbs

B

to bugger off

• Offensive

12 9.9

Tell someone to go away immediately in a rude way

Compounds

T

that bugger

• Offensive

1 9.9

A person who is annoying or causes trouble

R

rugger bugger

• Slang

9.9

A person who loves playing or watching rugby and goes to many games

Surface Forms

Etymology