1. Bugger off, you git!

2. Fuck, fuck and bugger!

3. He's a tough old bugger.

4. Bugger (plural Buggers) (obsolete) A heretic

5. This door's a bugger to open.

6. Bugger it! I've missed my plane!

7. Don't bother me, bugger off!

8. You're always late, bugger you.

9. Bugger it! I've burnt the toast.

10. Yeah, he must be dead, poor bugger.

11. Your father's a randy bugger, Fiamma.

12. Bugger me! Did you see that?

13. Must have bought the bugger out!

14. This will bugger the rear suspension.

15. Bugger off and leave me alone.

16. She told me to bugger off.

17. Bugger! I've left my keys at home.

18. This tin is a bugger to open.

19. Well, blοοdy bugger tο yοu, yοu beastly bastard.

20. 19 He's a cute little bugger, isn't he?

21. Poor bugger! His wife left him last week.

22. Arsehole (also: asshole, bastard, bawbag, bugger, butthole)

23. But I'm an absolute bugger for files.

24. He's a cute little bugger, isn't he?

25. Bugger the cost—I want the best.

26. She told the reporters to bugger off.

27. Bugger me, they wouldn't give it to me.

28. And now remain gone, illegitimate-faced bugger-folk!

29. It's a bugger trying to remember the lines.

30. Bougar, Booger, Boggar, Buggar, Bugger, n.A house-rafter

31. The poor little bugger got an Awful shock

32. Oh bugger! I've left my keys at home.

33. The exam was a bit of a bugger.

34. You stupid bugger! You could have run me over!

35. The poor bugger has nowhere else to sleep.

36. Oh, bugger the cost! Let's get it anyway.

37. So I thought, bugger this for a lark.

38. There's bugger - all to do in this place.

39. Bugger it! I'm going to miss my train.

40. The poor little bugger got an awful shock.

41. People who bugger and beat up kids are horrible.

42. ♪ Every palace in Europe, and there's nay bugger home ♪

43. Buggers WOOLEY BUGGER WITH LEGS CONE HEAD $ 2.16 Select options.

44. Bugger off, will you? I do not want you here.

45. I wager she talked the poor bugger into an early grave.

46. Buggering looks like it is a form of the word bugger

47. Lanterloo ravellings untraversable bugger misopaedia blood-dyed shapeup Allegorister well-patrolled

48. Little Buggers "Little Buggers" means children, a term so familiar in the United Kingdom that there is a series of professional teaching manuals with titles that start "Getting the Buggers to " Bugger about "To bugger about" means to mess around, to do something ineffectively

49. Synonyms for 'Blighter': wretch, loser, mite, bugger, hapless, poor sod, bastard, critter

50. Well you shouldn't have drunk so much, should you, you daft bugger!

51. Buggery Meaning: "heresy," from Old French bougrerie, from bougre "heretic" (see bugger (n.))

52. Synonyms for Bollocks include chuffing hell, blimey, bloody hell, crikey, gorblimey, oh my God, fuck, damn, bugger and dammit

53. Nouns for bug include bug, bugfix, bugfixes, buggee, buggees, bugger, buggerer, buggerers, buggeries, buggering, Buggerings, buggers, buggery, bugging, buggings

54. Bollocks, while not "formal" language, and certainly not the kind of thing you say around Queeny and Prince Charles, is not considered a swear word (considered a bit vulgar) and, in fact, would generally be more acceptable than "bugger"

55. Bugger (third-person singular simple present buggers, present participle Buggering, simple past and past participle buggered) (vulgar, Britain) To have anal sex with, sodomize

56. Synonyms for Cock up include balls up, bollocks up, bugger up, fuck up, mess up, muck up, screw up, ruin, destroy and wreck

57. Bugger (third-person singular simple present buggers, present participle buggering, simple past and past participle Buggered) (vulgar, Britain) To have anal sex with, sodomize

58. And I put the rope around and around and around and around and around till I had no more rope.

59. Around and around: moving around and around (literary) red and golden leaves Awhirl in the autumn breeze

60. And around and around we go.

61. All around Lyrics: All around, All around / Everywhere I look Your love is All around / All around, All around / Everywhere I look Your love is All around / Let the nations sing, let the people shout

62. Synonyms for Bandied about include discussed, debated, cited, Bandied, exchanged, mentioned, Bandied around, threw around, thrown around and tossed around

63. Batted (around): as in argued, kicked around

64. Around.

65. If an English person heard 'Bummer' from somebody, they might, just, assume that it's a semi-polite alternative for 'bugger', just as 'shoot' replaces - well, I'm sure that you can

66. Not around death, around death as an obstacle.

67. Circumambulate: 1 v walk around something Synonyms: walk around Type of: circle travel around something

68. Learner's definition of Around 1 a : in a circle The wheel went/turned Around (and Around).

69. The flames licked around the wood, around the corpse.

70. Smelling around.

71. Lyrics to 'Money' by Cabaret: Money makes the world go around The world go around The world go around Money makes the world go around

72. Parentheses Around

73. And there was cameras all around and neighbors all around.

74. Around Town checks out Upscale Rummage and Furniture Warehouse Around

75. Synonyms for Bandying about include citing, debating, discussing, exchanging, mentioning, throwing around, tossing around, Bandying around, Bandying and broadcasting

76. Cordon around the security Cordon around the capital Examples from the

77. 16 Mope around He's been moping around ( the house ) all day.

78. Leisure World denizens drive them around golf courses, students around campus.

79. Around 10 AM.

80. She asked around.