when your gut feeling tells you to do something, but your head tells you not to do it. May also be applied to choices.
Brian, John, Lance and Max are deciding where to go. They give Max the choices because he is the youngest one here. He has to pick.
Brian: Max, would you like to go to Taco Bell, Arby's, In-and-Out, the diner or McDonald's?
Max: uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh(this goes on for 30 minutes)
John: Guys, he's having a gut bugger. In-and-Out it is!
Brian: Max, would you like to go to Taco Bell, Arby's, In-and-Out, the diner or McDonald's?
Max: uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh(this goes on for 30 minutes)
John: Guys, he's having a gut bugger. In-and-Out it is!
by moleonneck September 18, 2023
by Kittttt February 12, 2017
A term used in reaction to a mistake or unfortunate event. Originated in Norfolk, the term is used to describe an event that has been unfortunate 'Bugger Noellery'
Phil : There was no salad cream at Aldi's today
Leslie: Oh Bugger Noel
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Phil: They have ran out of food in Tajikistan
Leslie: That's a bugger noellery
Leslie: Oh Bugger Noel
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Phil: They have ran out of food in Tajikistan
Leslie: That's a bugger noellery
by Revilo1331 December 10, 2020
"did you see that guy dodge the defender? he's a slippery bugger!"
"you cant catch a dart frog. they're slippery buggers!"
"you cant catch a dart frog. they're slippery buggers!"
by maximushyrule June 25, 2009
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Twelve homosexual men form a circle and insert themselves into the back orifice of the man in front of him.
"Hey Alex - shall we form a Bugger Circle tonight?"
"Yes Neil, we need to that as a matter of urgency, in our own time, and we have only 57 minutes to do it."
"Yes Neil, we need to that as a matter of urgency, in our own time, and we have only 57 minutes to do it."
by TheYoungAndTheFriendless November 22, 2022
by Little bugger January 31, 2018