buggered

bug·ger¹ (b

r, b

1. Vulgar Slang A sodomite.

2. Slang A contemptible or disreputable person.

3. Slang A fellow; a chap: "He's a silly little bugger, then" (John le Carré).

v. bug·gered, bug·ger·ing, bug·gers Vulgar Slang

v.intr.

To practice sodomy.

v.tr.

1. To practice sodomy with.

2. To damn.

Phrasal Verb:

bugger off

Chiefly British Slang To leave someone alone; go away.

[Middle English bougre, heretic, from Old French boulgre, from Medieval Latin Bulgarus; see Bulgar.]

bug·ger² (b

One who installs electronic bugs.

Translations

buggered [ˈbʌgə^rd] (British) adj

(= damned) I'll be buggered if ... → je préfère plutôt crever

(= tired) → nase

(= broken) → foutu(e)

buggered

adj (Brit inf) (= broken, ruined) machine, car, pen etc → im Arsch (sl); (= exhausted) person → fix und fertig (inf); I couldn’t be buggered (= bothered) → es war mir scheißegal (inf); I’m buggered if I’ll do it → ich denke nicht im Traum daran, es zu tun; well, I’ll be buggered! → ich glaub, ich krieg mich nicht mehr! (sl)

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It read: "Day was determined and effectively buggered by one particularly t****** scouse b*****d at half nine this morning.

Officer apologises for online insults; Abusive remarks found by ... by South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales)

What a pity he wasn't willing to risk prison to protect the kids who were buggered and raped while he was leader of the Dublin Archdiocese?

THE hierarchy must face up [...] by The Mirror (London, England)

They seemed to have little grasp of what is going on locally and blundered about and then buggered off back to London.

Best PM we'll never have; DOWDY BROWN BLOWS IT by Sunday Mail (Glasgow, Scotland)