How Do You Spell BUGGERED?

Pronunciation: [bˈʌɡəd] (IPA)

The word "buggered" is spelled with two G's, despite only one of them being pronounced. In IPA phonetic transcription, the pronunciation is /ˈbʌɡəd/, with the first G being silent. The spelling may seem confusing, but it can be explained by the word's origin as a euphemism for "sodomized". The spelling with two G's serves to distance the word from the original vulgar term while still conveying the same meaning. Today, "buggered" is primarily used as a mild curse word in British English.

BUGGERED Meaning and Definition

1. Buggered is an informal term that has multiple meanings based on the context it is used in.

   In a general sense, buggered refers to being physically exhausted, worn out, or extremely fatigued. It can describe a person who is overly tired and lacking energy. For example, after a long day of physical labor, one might feel completely buggered, implying extreme exhaustion.

   In a more specific sense, buggered can also refer to being in a state of disrepair, malfunction, or being broken. It is often used to describe an object or machinery that is not functioning properly or is in need of repair. For instance, if a car engine suddenly stops working, one might complain that their vehicle is buggered.

   Moreover, buggered can sometimes be used in a slang or colloquial sense to convey a feeling of being in a difficult or problematic situation. It can be used to express frustration, annoyance, or predicament. For instance, if someone is stuck in a traffic jam and running late for an important appointment, they might exclaim, "I'm buggered!" to indicate their frustration.

   It is important to note that while buggered is a commonly used term in informal conversations, it can be considered vulgar or offensive in some contexts.

Common Misspellings for BUGGERED

• bagered
• fuigered
• urgered
• bugeted
• suggered
• jaggered
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• surgered
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• purgered
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• Buggared
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• puggerer
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• Buggard
• Bougered
• Buggeez
• Deggered

Etymology of BUGGERED

The word "buggered" is derived from the term "buggery", which first appeared in medieval English around the 14th century. "Buggery" originally referred to the act of sodomy or anal intercourse, often concerning a man and another man or a man and an animal. The precise origin of the term is uncertain, but it is believed to have come from the Old French word "bougre", which means "heretic" or "sodomite". This, in turn, originated from the Latin "bulgarus", referring to the Bulgarians, who were deemed heretical by the Catholic Church during the Middle Ages. The association with anal sex likely arose from prejudice and vilification towards perceived heretics or outsiders.

Idioms with the word BUGGERED

• I’ll be buggered The idiom "I'll be buggered" is a colloquial way of expressing surprise, astonishment, or disbelief. It is commonly used in British and Australian English, and it is an informal way of saying that one is thoroughly surprised or shocked by something.
• I'm buggered if... The idiom "I'm buggered if..." is an informal expression used to express frustration, confusion, or uncertainty about a particular situation or outcome. It can imply helplessness or being at a loss for solutions or explanations.
• I’m buggered if…

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Conjugate verb Buggered

CONDITIONAL

I would bugger

we would bugger

you would bugger

he/she/it would bugger

they would bugger

FUTURE

I will bugger

we will bugger

you will bugger

he/she/it will bugger

they will bugger

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have buggered

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PAST

I buggered

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PAST PERFECT

I had buggered

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they had buggered

PRESENT

I bugger

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you bugger

he/she/it buggers

they bugger

PRESENT PERFECT

I have buggered

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I am buggering

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I would be buggering

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