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(as in ugly bugly or bugly ugly)
A term of endearment when reffering to someone; a pet name. Bug is a pet name in itself, so when calling someone an ugly bug, you recognize their flaws while at the same time expressing affection.
Does not mean the recipient is ugly.
She looked beautiful tonight even though her breath reeked of fish. I'm proud I have the privilege of calling her my ugly bug.
Ugly Bug by kool592 December 29, 2025
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Ugly Bug Thang 

One who looks like a bug with messed up teeth
Did you see that Ugly Bug Thang? It was in my class!!
Ugly Bug Thang by babecakez_862 June 30, 2009

bug ugly 

1. as ugly as a bug

2. overly decorated beyond good taste
I wouldn't be caught dead wearing a bug ugly shirt like Jill's.
bug ugly by D. Palmer August 24, 2006

ugly bugly 

The word ugly bugly is use as a to describe someone or something for say a person ( brought to you by bms athletics and a person named Owen)
“You’re an ugly bugly,” he snapped back at her.
ugly bugly by That one guy name jeff February 16, 2018

bugly ugly 

Short for: "Bug Fucking Ugly!"

Someone who is so ugly it bugs you the fuck out!
Guy 1: Man that chick I banged last night was super hot!
Guy 2: Lying Bitch, that Ho was Bugly Ugly!
bugly ugly by SaltNPepper September 3, 2006
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