buggar

Buggar or Bugger
1.This word is most often used in negative terms to represent indiffernce, pity, annoyance/anger, sympathy, defeat or can be simply used as an exclamation of suprise or insult.
2.It is used interchangably with such words or sayings as, Shit, oh shit, holy crap, damnit, oh my god, you bastard, oh well, poor diddems etc.

Example (what it could mean)
Someone1: "BUGGAR (holy crap/Oh my god), MY HOUSE IS BURNING DOWN!!!"
Someone2: 'That's a buggar..' (oh dear/that sucks/better you then me)
Someone1: "NOW YOUR HOUSE IS ON FIRE!"
Someone2: 'I know, that was the plan. Insurance and all.'
Someone1: "WHY YOU LITTLE BUGGAR! (you bastard/ how dare you)"
Someone2: "Dun' worry your dogs in the truck"
Someone1: sighs "oh buggar it (I give up) I'm going to the pub"

by Ibbly January 3, 2006

Bugger

A total jerk.

Regan went out with a complete bugger whom she will never call again.

by Babydoll75 February 26, 2019

buggar that for a game of soldiers

I wouldn't even think about doing that
that is too godawful to even think about

you want me to be your training buddy for the marathon... buggar that for a game of soldiers!

by duck_man June 11, 2006

buggeree

One who is buggered, as opposed to one who does the buggering (a buggerer).

"Alright Kids, I'll race you all to the Neverland sign... Last one there is today's buggeree."

by Bob Sometimes March 23, 2005

wee bugger

Term given to a trouble making young boy.

Can be used if person is a small adult with a child like build.

"Steven is always making jokes that skinny wee bugger"

by Mo Meta May 5, 2006

Buggy

The collective noun for clowns.

A buggy of clowns.

by TriggerP November 3, 2009

you buggin

The term "you buggin'" is used to make someone aware that they are irritating you.

"Can I have some of your candy?"

"No, there's only enough for me..."
"Can I PLEASE have some of your candy?"

"I said no! Goddamn...you buggin''

by Ceramics December 9, 2016