Noun:

বেটা হতভাগা প্রভৃতি, জঘন্য ব্যক্তি,

buggering's Usage Examples:

saying, "I'm buggered if I like being portrayed as a cartoon character buggering a bald transvestite.

She uses a gardening metaphor, explaining that "buggering" is like planting carrots in an alley rather than in the ground.

condemned by St Peter to eternally participate the sex acts he deplored - buggering his friends.

scenes, then not know where to go, and we kept getting to dead ends and buggering off to the pub, thinking, 'what do we do now?'" The same year, Carmichael.

' They were buggering about, writing songs, and when I was ready I went down and that was it.

Gatiss included one of Churchill's favourite expressions "Keep buggering on" (abbreviated KBO) into the script, which he was "delighted" to do.

discovering his wife committing adultery and a father finding someone buggering his son.

(Big Mick), a dwarf, described as "Unspeakably Violent Jack, the bull-buggering priest-killer of no fixed abode".

the Know Nothing ticket as "spavined ministers, lying toothpullers, and buggering priests" who were led by "that rickety vermin of a Henry J.

stated in 1993, "I've made every effort to rectify the things that were buggering him up last year.

getting killed on the very first level - and the playing-time-to-time-spent-buggering-around-with-disks ratio was so completely ridiculous that some people.

the Know Nothing slate as "spavined ministers, lying tooth-pullers, and buggering priests", and Washburn's opponent, former Whig Henry J.

Town on 1 June 1824 saying that the writer had "detected Lord Charles buggering Dr Barry", which led to a court trial and investigation, as homosexuality.

Synonyms:

sodomist; deviate; deviant; pervert; degenerate; sod; sodomite;

Antonyms:

recuperate; better; masochist; sadist; uncover;