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*'''[[Bugger]]''' can be used an [[expletive]] used in the [[vernacular]]. |
*'''[[Bugger]]''' can be used an [[expletive]] used in the [[vernacular]]. |
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*'''Bagger''' is [[German]] for digger or [[excavator]] - the term is sometimes used as a [[colloquialism]] in [[English language|English]] in this sense, also as the variation "Bugger". |
*'''Bagger''' is [[German language|German]] for digger or [[excavator]] - the term is sometimes used as a [[colloquialism]] in [[English language|English]] in this sense, also as the variation "Bugger". |
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*Bugger is also a derogatory term for the '''[[Formics]]''', an [[insect|insectoid]] [[alien species]] in the [[Ender's Game series]] of novels. |
*Bugger is also a derogatory term for the '''[[Formics]]''', an [[insect|insectoid]] [[alien species]] in the [[Ender's Game series]] of novels. |
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Revision as of 04:33, 18 June 2005
The word bugger has multiple meanings.
- Bugger can be used an expletive used in the vernacular.
- Bagger is German for digger or excavator - the term is sometimes used as a colloquialism in English in this sense, also as the variation "Bugger".
- Bugger is also a derogatory term for the Formics, an insectoid alien species in the Ender's Game series of novels.
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