Bugger 

An Australianism or Aussieism for shit or damn, it actually has many many uses.
Can be put with the words "it" or "off" to make to similarly different meanings.

Bugger off you Nigel!
Bugger it! The spanner slipped and I've ripped all the skin off my knuckles.

Bugger by Woohzal March 11, 2008

Bugger 

An exclamation made following a disappointment

This dress is too tight. "Bugger!"
or
I just trod in dog poo. "Bugger!"

Bugger by Krishna January 6, 2004

bugger 

to sodomize

Big John, the altar boy, buggered the priest.

bugger by Harley September 25, 2002

bugger 

It is actually derived from England not Australia.

Well bugger me! (exasperation)

bugger by K-Diggity Dawg April 4, 2007

Bugger 

Shuvin' a hardon into an anus

Sam:
"I Don't Give A Bugger"
Steven:
"I Do"

Bugger by Sub-Define June 23, 2004

Bugger 

noun - South African term of endearment.

“What a bugger!” (What a great guy)
“Let’s grab a beer tonight, buggers!”
“For the buggers!” (For the boys!)

Bugger by 4TheBuggers November 28, 2018

bugger 

Noun: A gadget, usually in the form of a plug or socket, inserted into an electronic device in order to test or bypass interlocks. Also used to make the damn thing work because the interlock has failed at a critical time. USA Navy slang, WWII vintage, now much used in the USA National Labs.

Verb: To bypass an interlock, either directly with a jumper, or by the use of a "bugger".

Bugger out the Radiation Chain. Use the X-Ray Safety bugger.

bugger by yraster November 22, 2010