2bugger verb
buggers; buggered; bugger·ing [+ obj] Brit 1 offensive : to have anal sex with (someone) 2 informal + impolite — used as an interjection to express strong anger, surprise, etc. ▪ Bugger [=damn] this machine! ▪ Bugger it/me! ▪ Well, I'll be buggered. [=damned] I can't believe you did it!
bugger about or bugger around
[phrasal verb] Brit, informal + impolite 1 : to spend time in a useless or aimless way
▪ We just buggered about [=messed around] all afternoon. 2 bugger (someone) about/around : to cause problems or trouble for (someone)
▪ I don't like being buggered about by faceless bureaucrats with all their forms.
▪ We just buggered about [=messed around] all afternoon.
▪ I don't like being buggered about by faceless bureaucrats with all their forms.
bugger off
[phrasal verb] Brit, informal + impolite : to go away
▪ She angrily told him to bugger off.
▪ She angrily told him to bugger off.
bugger up [phrasal verb]
bugger up (something) or bugger (something) up Brit, informal + impolite : to make mistakes in doing or making (something)
▪ The waiter buggered up [=messed up] our order.
▪ The waiter buggered up [=messed up] our order.
