Bugoff

Pernounced: Bue-Gaoff: Bugoff is most commonly used as a last name by those who are extremely intelligent, rich and powerful. Before 1973, this was traditionally used as a British swearword to inform people of their utterly useless presence within a meeting.

"Yo, Albert... Bug Off" was replaced after 1973 with ""Yo, Albert is such a Bugoff"

by FounderUrbanD April 15, 2009

bug off

go away, fuck off, leave get away.
bluntly asking to be left alone.

bug off ass hole!

by customfab75 November 18, 2003

bukoff

an extremely bottom shelf vodka. one that almost always insures an unsafe blood alcohol content and puking.

kenny died last night after he drank that handle of bukoff. poor kid

by mike pires January 20, 2007

buboff

1. You use it to call one of your friends cranky.

2. You say it to tell one of your friends to fuck off.

3. Also in a tennis match it means Australia.

1. James is acting like a buboff.

2. Houghton buboff.

3. Ian buboff now.

by SteveSmith89 May 18, 2006

bukoffee

Coffee that has had way too much cream added to it.

My grip slipped adding cream this morning and now I have a cup of bukoffee!

by maximthemagnificent April 19, 2014

buboff

It can be a term called out loud during something important to mess up your friend.

It is also known as a term used in tennis to mean Australia.

Another definition of it is to call your friend a dumbass.

(your friend is about to hit a serve in tennis and you scream) BUBOFF!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Houghton your such a buboff

by SteveSmith89 May 18, 2006

bumoff

Two men engaging in a wrestling competition with eachother where the goal is to force your adversary into a sexually compromising position and then thrust three times. Varieties include bumoff, bumoff in boxers and naked bumoff.

Often used as a means to settle a dispute between two men, also quite common as a type of initiation in sports such as rugby.

Charlie drew his bumoff with Joe.

by onaboatjizzmypants December 3, 2009