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Isubst. \/ˈbʌɡə\/ (vulgært, mest britisk)1) ( nedsettende) sodomitt, soper, homse2) ( slang) jævel, faen, drittsekk, rakkernot give a bugger gi faen iIIverb \/ˈbʌɡə\/ ( vulgært)1) begå sodomi med, rævpule, ta bakfra2) skamfere, plagebugger about svime omkringbugger it! fy faen!, gi faen i det!bugger off! dra til helvete!bugger something up spolere noe• now you've buggered it up!bugger that! det gir jeg faen i!, det driter jeg i!I'm buggered if I know jeg vet faen ikke!, jeg vet da faen!
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