Pronunciation: /ˈbʌɡərd/
verb to ruin or damage something
A1 I buggered up the recipe and now the cake tastes horrible.
A2 She buggered off without saying goodbye.
B1 The mechanic buggered the engine by using the wrong oil.
B2 The company was buggered by the scandal and went bankrupt.
C1 The politician buggered up the negotiations with his careless comments.
C2 The CEO buggered the company's reputation with his unethical behavior.
adjective in a state of disrepair or dysfunction
A1 The buggered car wouldn't start.
A2 I tried to fix the buggered computer, but it was beyond repair.
B1 The buggered phone kept turning off randomly.
B2 The buggered engine was making strange noises.
C1 The buggered machinery caused a delay in production.
C2 The buggered software led to multiple errors in the system.
formal The machinery was buggered beyond repair.
informal I'm buggered if I know how to fix this problem.
slang He's always getting himself buggered up in silly situations.
figurative The team's chances of winning were buggered by the last-minute injury.
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