broomstick buggery

Not a form of torture, only a mild form of abuse, according to the US military. Considered a way of "softening up" prisoners of war for interrogation.

Rush Limbaugh describes it as "letting off steam" and says soldiers have a right to do it.

Republican twats want to ban gay sex but think forced rape with broomsticks is OK as long as the victims are Iraqis. Fuck these Nazis.

by annoyed anarchist May 9, 2004

buggerd

someone who has a weird flaw in there personality or speech,

that chick is buggerd

by Josh December 5, 2004

Bugle

To bugle is to throw up, be sick, chunder etc. Usually alcohol induced, but not exclusively. Can be used to to describe any act of vomiting. Originates from someone likening the sound, motion or action of throwing up to playing the bugle.

see vomit

I've drunk so much I want to bugle. He's having a whitey and I think he is going to bugle in a minute. I drank so much I bugled in the street. I was bugling all night after that dodgy curry.

by Lupinda November 23, 2006

Buggerypoo

When one must use a word to exhibit their displeasure from an action.

Oh buggerypoo, i dropped my foetus!

by James "Buttmonkey III" Barlow April 14, 2005

buglette

a small buger. the type that doesn't come out when you blow your nose, no matter how hard.

man, it's so hard to get this buglette outta my nose. Damn it, give me a bigger tissue!!

by ruby duby dub October 23, 2007

damn buggery

when something goes wrong; not working out

damn buggery, i just dropped my beer

lady1:are you out this weekend?
lady2:nah I can't afford it
lady1:damn buggery, what am i gunna do then?

by furryfairy September 12, 2005

razor bugers

Razor Bugers is the substance that forms inside your nose often when at high altitude or in a very dry, windy climate. They are bugers that are extremely sharp and have the potential to lacerate the inside of the sinus cavity.

I had a bad case of razor bugers and bled all over my sister.

I used my razor bugers as shirukens to fight off the horde of zombies.

by Bugerface January 19, 2011