buger 

1. An annoying yet friendly fella;
2. A person or animal, often a small one, such as a child or small pet. Frequently prefaced by "little."

American slang (particularly rural), not to be confused with the British cuss word.

1. My little cousin is been begging me to help him, he's such a buger sometimes.
2. He's a cute little buger.
She's a tough little buger.

buger by JStormrage February 4, 2009

buger 

When a man hugs a girl and the guy gets a Bonner. The girl will then feel it and either embrace it or slap the shit out of the dude.

Zoe and Jason hugged and Zoe sluttely grabbed Jason's buger

buger by ILoveCybelleCi October 13, 2014

buger 

When a man hugs a girl and the guy gets a Bonner. The girl will then feel it and either embrace it or slap the shit out of the dude.

Zoe and Jason hugged and Zoe sluttely grabbed Jason's buger

buger by ILoveCybelleCi October 13, 2014

buger shuger 

powder, or cocaine

Leroy: Did u see that midget today
Henry: Yea
Leroy: Do u wanna do some buger shuger!
Henry: Yea

buger shuger by RJ June 1, 2003

throat buger 

yellowish white mass of hard snot like material that mysteriously comes from the back of your throat, smells like donkey breath.

James coughed up the biggest throat buger i ever saw. He couged it on his monitor and you could smell it from across the room.

throat buger by Bryan Gurney January 8, 2008

buga (buger) 

some one you think is gay or a pussy. used in the miami area.(hialeah< over town, lil haiti , brown subs, etc.)

ariel: how come u dont like victor Jorge: i dont know , that niggas a booga.

buga (buger) by victor ( big daddy vic) December 13, 2004

Foot Buger

The solidified brown gunk on the inside sole of your shoe or sandal when you wear them without socks.

Those Thrift Store shoes were cute, but they were filled with foot buger, so I passed.

Foot Buger by Yertie July 27, 2014

Boffin 

British slang for a scientist or technical expert, esp . when the speaker is not certain of the expert’s specific field of study. Not necessarily derogatory, but typically used by persons without a technical background. In the US, the equivalent would be “egghead”, “squint”, or “geek.”

Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.

According to the boffins downstairs, the murderer used a serrated blade.

Boffin by Agnon February 11, 2023