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Bugger all 

Sometimes hyphenated. A British expression meaning "nothing."
I know precisely bugger all about nuclear thermodynamics.
Bugger all by Anonymous May 14, 2003
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the square root of bugger all 

basically nothing at all, even less than bugger all
im sick to high buggerage of you sitting there doing the square root of bugger all while i do the housework

the square root of bugger all 

basically nothing at all, even less than bugger all
im sick to high buggerage of you sitting there doing the square root of bugger all while i do the housework

Bugger it all for a lark 

Bugger it all for a lark, this job sucks hardcore mantitties.

all to buggery

British. Very similar to 'all to cock'; messed up, not working as it/they should, unreliable.
Sorry I'm late; the trains are all to buggery again.
all to buggery by Verity C March 17, 2010

Sprouts! Sprouts! Sprouts It All Out! Burger

A special burger that comes with Brussels Sprouts
"Hey Bob, what's the burger of the day?" "It's the Sprouts! Sprouts! Sprouts It All Out! Burger, you should try it!"

All In A Glaze Work Burger 

"Hey Bob, what's the burger of the day?" "It's the All In A Glaze Work Burger, you should try it!"
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