bugger off's Usage Examples:

The phrase "bugger off" (bug off in American English[citation needed]) means to go, or run, away;.

"How do you say 'bugger off' in Cornish?".

Observer online - Sunday 31 July 2005: "How do you say 'bugger off' in Cornish?" by Jonathan Sale: "And he [Gendall] ought to know, having.

At first, the farmer tells Billy to "bugger off" but when he realizes that Billy was looking for a kestrel, he soon takes.

talking to me as a fellow Member of Parliament, mind your business and bugger off.

Synonyms:

get; fuck off; scram; buzz off; leave; go forth; go away;

Antonyms:

arrive; refuse; lend; lose; sell;