I. ˈbu̇gə(r), ˈbəg- noun
or boog·er ˈbu̇g-
( -s )
Etymology: Middle English bougre heretic, sodomite, from Middle French, Medieval Latin Bugarus, Bulgarus, literally, Bulgarian; from the adherence of the Bulgarians to the Eastern Church considered heretical
1. : one that commits buggery
2.
a. : a worthless person : guy , fellow — a generalized term of abuse
b. : rogue , rascal , scamp — often used affectionately especially of children or animals
II. verb
( -ed/-ing/-s )
transitive verb
1. : to commit buggery with — usually considered vulgar
2. slang : damn , blast , darn
I'll be buggered
3. slang : to wear out : exhaust
we had tramped for hours and were completely buggered
intransitive verb
slang Britain : to go away : leave , scram — usually used with off
III.
variant of booger