Bugger example sentences
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bug·ger
noun
bugger (noun) · buggers (plural noun)
- used as a term of abuse, typically for a man.
- used as a term of affection or respect, typically grudgingly:
- an annoyingly awkward thing:
- a person who penetrates the anus of someone during sexual intercourse.
- cause serious harm or damage to.
- used to express an angry or dismissive attitude to (someone or something):
- penetrate the anus of (someone) during sex.
- used to express annoyance or anger.
Synonyms
scoundrel, villain, rogue, rascal, brute, animal, weasel, snake, monster, ogre, wretch, devil, reprobate, wrongdoer, picaro, scumbag, pig, swine, louse, hound, cur, rat, beast, SOB, skunk, git, scrote, blighter, spalpeen, fink, butthole, scamp, dingo, cad, heel, dastard, knave, stinker, rotter, bounder, blackguard, miscreant, varlet, vagabond, rapscallion, whoreson, shit, fucker, wanker, tosser, arsehole, sod, fuck, motherfucker, asshole, mofo, mother, individual, human, being, soul, mortal, creature, fellow, figure, personage, character, type, sort, beggar, cookie, customer, critter, bunny, fella, bloke, chap, bod, geezer, gent, guy, gal, dude, hombre, body, dog, cove, dame, sod, wight"Bugger" Example Sentences
1. Well, bugger me sideways!2. I'm buggered if I know what to do.
3. Don't bugger about with those wires!
4. You little bugger, I told you not to touch that!
5. That car is an absolute bugger to park.
6. It's cold as bugger out here!
7. I'm absolutely buggered - I need a rest.
8. You're a crafty little bugger, aren't you?
9. I'm not going to waste my time on that bugger.
10. This computer is being a complete bugger today.
11. I haven't got a buggering clue what you're talking about.
12. Oh, bugger it. I've spilt my drink.
13. That was a right bugger of a job.
14. Stop being a silly bugger and get on with your work.
15. I'm afraid I buggered up the project - it's a mess.
16. This traffic is an absolute bugger today.
17. I can't believe that little bugger stole my wallet.
18. That's it, I'm buggered. I can't do any more.
19. Don't be such a lazy bugger - get up and do some exercise.
20. Oh bugger, I forgot my keys.
21. That was a buggering long walk.
22. You lucky bugger - you won the lottery!
23. Don't bugger around with that lighter - it's dangerous.
24. This rain is a real bugger, isn't it?
25. That little bugger always manages to sneak out of the house.
26. I don't want to do that - it's a bugger of a job.
27. This heat is a real bugger to deal with.
28. Stop buggering about and get on with the task at hand.
29. I can't believe that little bugger crashed my car.
30. Well bugger me, the sun's come out at last!
Common Phases
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