bugger

It is actually derived from England not Australia.

Well bugger me! (exasperation)

by K-Diggity Dawg April 4, 2007

bugget

A adjective based on the concatenation of the words "butt" and "nugget". A shorter means of calling someone a "Butt Nugget".

Hey, stop being a such a bugget!

by BobbyRich May 14, 2008

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

buggeroo

something you say when shocked or surprised in the style of 'oh no'

"I've just lost my money!"

"Buggeroo!!"

by Jimsicle February 4, 2004

Boggle

The newest white term of n****r

Yo was up my boggle, nothin my wangster

by dfine319 June 2, 2009