budgie

an adorable little bird that is a native of Austrailia. Very often mistaken for parakeets, and are sold at pet stores under that label...They are really playful, loving, and trustworthy. With the right training from day one, you can have a budgie as obediant as a dog. They make LOTS of noise, like to chew on shoes/random objects and the corners of the walls, and love their own reflections. Over all, they require lots of care, but it's all worth it in the end.

AHH! THE STUPID BUDGIES WENT UPSTAIRS AGAIN AND POOPED ON THE GOOD CARPET!

moommmy! the fat budgie is chewing on my shoe!

by LYKOMG April 9, 2006

Silly Buggers

British origin.
Evolving from the term of abuse bugger, meaning a sodomite or irritating person. To play 'silly buggers' is to generally act the fool, lark about, waste time or generally mess things up. As illustrated by English band The Bus Station Loonies song "Playing Silly Buggers" (1995).

"They were too busy playing silly buggers to get the job completed in time".

by chris wheelie April 25, 2005

buggery

The act of anally fucking.

There was much buggery between your mom and I.

by Anonymous January 30, 2003

bugger it up

break it, ruin it, spoil it or damage it in some way

Don't lend him anything of value. He'll just bugger it up. He's got the Shitters Touch.

by yorrick hunt January 17, 2008

Biggie cheese

The best rapper to ever walk on planet earth, nowadays he been forgotten by most he’s famous for hits such as “yeet the money just cheddar” or being featured in “despasito 8,9,10”

“Biggie cheese walks in”
Ayy it’s biggie cheese

by Rocco843 June 26, 2018

Budgie

A cute fluffy bird that don't take shit from nobody but know how to be cute and fluffy and loveable at the same time

That's a typical Aussie bird that budgie.

by Cutie.bum October 1, 2021

budgie smugglers

Australian slang term for men's tight-fitting Speedo-style swimwear. The 'lump in the front' apparently resembles a budgie when it is stuffed down the front of someone's shorts. Ah, those crazy Aussies!!

In discussing his film "Revolver" on BBC's Radio 5Live, Guy Ritchie said that Ray Liotta's 'Mr. Macha' character, who parades around wearing only budgie smugglers for much of the film - was 'an impressive sight'.

by Mr.Sorter May 9, 2006