Buggerer

To be a person who buggers.

Will you be a buggerer with me? We'll have a great time, I swear!

by Sultan of Swing March 13, 2005

bugger off

An expression used by one who wishes another to leave him/her alone but who is usually too wimpy to say "fuck off."

Bob: Sup Billy? Ready for your ass-kicking?
Billy: Bugger off! I'm not afraid of... you...
Bob: (Breaks Billy in half like a toothpick)

by John Pat ABC October 26, 2006

Bugger Off

To leave someone when they are in a state of anguish or indiscretion.

I told Olly to Bugger Off because his blue eyes white dragon had more attack points than my dark magician.

by Jlad C Smasher May 15, 2014

D-bager

Rich tools that girls date for their money. comes packaged with a huge house and a popped collar. if yours isnt giving you good presents remind him that hes probably gay and key his porsche

Idiot d-bager gave me more diamonds! Ill have to thank his dads paycheck later on

by CptnCrunch February 27, 2005

d-bager

its the most dangerous of the offspring from Darien, CT. the can be spotted with LV purses, uggs, Eliza B flipflops, gucci sunglasses, or with multi-colored polo shirts, a car that cost more than 4 college tuitions, and eat fancy club sandwiches and the local country clubs. if they are seen without any of those items, they aren't a D-bager. these people, the word "people" being used vaguely, are extremely fake and unlovable, unless it is by another D-bager. it should be used in a negative fashion especially when talking about artificiality and the act of being useless

Man, if i ever become a D-Bager, i hope that i am beating all day long.

by wampuscrandle April 14, 2005

Buggered (2), Buggery(1)

The art of intercourse via the male rectum.

1. I'm well Buggered (expression - I'm well fucked) - as in tired.
2. Give it a rest Mark, his been Buggered enough!
3. Keep away from Geoff Cox, he practices the art of Buggery to a tee they say!

by Bruce Lee March 27, 2003

Bugger me

Well bugger me...

Bugger off, you aint getting an example!

by A_Llama March 4, 2004