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Buggad
Buggad by Ich Heiße... August 30, 2009
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Buggard • buggar • buggerd • burgard • Baggard • Biggard • Buggad • buggarile • buggar that for a game of soldiers • buggerd brown eye
Burgard
Burgard by PrincessShelbz December 17, 2014
Biggard
A person who is so big, it is almost disgusting. Someone so heavy that they are an unstoppable force.
“You see that offensive lineman? Kid is a biggard”
“Yo Duke, stop eating my snack wraps you biggard!”
“Yo Duke, stop eating my snack wraps you biggard!”
Biggard by jobanycarr69 August 31, 2018
Baggard
Baggard by La Preciosa August 3, 2009
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.
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"
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"
buggar that for a game of soldiers
buggar that for a game of soldiers by duck_man June 11, 2006
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