CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO BUGGER OFF
PRESENT
Present
I bugger off
you bugger off
he/she/it buggers off
we bugger off
you bugger off
they bugger off
Present continuous
I am buggering off
you are buggering off
he/she/it is buggering off
we are buggering off
you are buggering off
they are buggering off
Present perfect
I have buggered off
you have buggered off
he/she/it has buggered off
we have buggered off
you have buggered off
they have buggered off
Present perfect continuous
I have been buggering off
you have been buggering off
he/she/it has been buggering off
we have been buggering off
you have been buggering off
they have been buggering off
Present tense is used to refer to circumstances that exist at the present time or over a period that includes the present time. The
present perfect refers to past events, although it can be considered to denote primarily the resulting present situation rather than the events themselves.
PAST
Past
I buggered off
you buggered off
he/she/it buggered off
we buggered off
you buggered off
they buggered off
Past continuous
I was buggering off
you were buggering off
he/she/it was buggering off
we were buggering off
you were buggering off
they were buggering off
Past perfect
I had buggered off
you had buggered off
he/she/it had buggered off
we had buggered off
you had buggered off
they had buggered off
Past perfect continuous
I had been buggering off
you had been buggering off
he/she/it had been buggering off
we had been buggering off
you had been buggering off
they had been buggering off
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will bugger off
you will bugger off
he/she/it will bugger off
we will bugger off
you will bugger off
they will bugger off
Future continuous
I will be buggering off
you will be buggering off
he/she/it will be buggering off
we will be buggering off
you will be buggering off
they will be buggering off
Future perfect
I will have buggered off
you will have buggered off
he/she/it will have buggered off
we will have buggered off
you will have buggered off
they will have buggered off
Future perfect continuous
I will have been buggering off
you will have been buggering off
he/she/it will have been buggering off
we will have been buggering off
you will have been buggering off
they will have been buggering off
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would bugger off
you would bugger off
he/she/it would bugger off
we would bugger off
you would bugger off
they would bugger off
Conditional continuous
I would be buggering off
you would be buggering off
he/she/it would be buggering off
we would be buggering off
you would be buggering off
they would be buggering off
Conditional perfect
I would have bugger off
you would have bugger off
he/she/it would have bugger off
we would have bugger off
you would have bugger off
they would have bugger off
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been buggering off
you would have been buggering off
he/she/it would have been buggering off
we would have been buggering off
you would have been buggering off
they would have been buggering off
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you bugger off
we let´s bugger off
you bugger off
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
buggered off
Present Participle
buggering off
Infinitive shows the action beyond temporal perspective. The
present participle or gerund shows the action during the session. The
past participle shows the action after completion.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BUGGER OFF»
Discover the use of
bugger off in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
bugger off and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary
... to waste time doing silly or not important things bugger sb about uk offensive to
treat someone badly by wasting their time or causing them problems: Stop
buggering me about and tell me the truth! bugger off uk offensive to leave or go
away, ...
2
Along the Road to Heaven: Songs and Poems about Polk County ...
... get our troops out ofIraq King George Bugger off, G.O.P. Bugger off, Tom
DeLay Bugger off, Culture of corruption Bugger off War In Iraq Bugger off, Tax
breaks for the rich Bugger off, NSA Spying scandal Bugger off Scooter Libby
Bugger off, ...
3
Shorter Slang Dictionary
2 see bugger about; bugger off. bugger! or bugger it ! a strong expletive. Late
19th–20th centuries. bugger about to waste time, to act ineffectually; to potter
about, to fuss; to play the fool, as in stop buggering about!; he's been buggering
about ...
Paul Beale, Eric Partridge, Rosalind Fergusson, 2003
Bugger off! cfc< Bugger off! ,hU5Sl^*US3-o r-AICUrj ,hli5EK © Leave me alone, t>
r?l?H U&UrJ tUDEK© Don't disturb me. cfcD, ^ya7jly-CTtf?SU-a7>7.fi-SD^To A :
Come on! Let's go out for dinner. Come on! Let's go! B : Would you bugger off.
岩城貴宏, マークオルダー, 難波京子, 2004
... away: By the time I got there you two had already buggered off! * Bugger off,
will you? bugger sth up [M] uk offensive to damage something or cause problems
by doing something stupid: Mike'sbug- gered up the video again. buggered /"bVg
.
6
A Dictionary of Slang and Unconventional English
Orig. euph., then joc., for bugger off!, 'Run away, stop bothering me': since ca.
1965. 'Heard on and off on TV' (Petch, 1976). bug-out, v. To protrude, as of eyes:
adopted ex US, C.20. Mark Twain, 'Jim's eyes bugged out [with surpriseJ.
Bloody bugger off, bloody bugger off, bloody Fred Bum..! Bloody bugger off,
bloody bugger off, bloody Fred and bloody Len, bloody bugger bloody off..! and
bloody Len, bloody bugger bloody off..!'' He could smell the coal from Vick He
could ...
8
The New Partridge Dictionary of Slang and Unconventional ...
1971 bugger me gently! used for registering surprise uk, 1984 In the late 1980s
and early 90s, this exclamation was very much associated with the character
Lizzie Birdsworth in the Australian TV drama series Prisoner Cell Block H bugger
Off ...
Eric Partridge, Tom Dalzell, Terry Victor, 2006
9
English/German Dictionary of Idioms: Supplement to the ...
verdammt: verdammt (nochmal)! bugger me! Fresse: (ach) du meine Fresse! •
Tausend: ei, der Tausend! • Tausend: potz tausend! • verflixt: verflixt (nochmal)!/(
ver- flixt noch eins) • verflucht: verflucht (nochmal)! s.o. can bugger off Abend: j.
Professor Hans Schemann, 2013
10
The Works - Shallow Waters
THE S.M. SONG He's looking at me, he's looking at me, why is he looking at me?
the crown on his sleeve, I'll never achieve; I hope the bugger will soon bugger off!
He's frowning at me, he's frowning at me, Why is he frowning at me? I've done ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «BUGGER OFF»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
bugger off is used in the context of the following news items.
Paris's bohemian canal - now more tip than hip
... up the problem. "It's disgusting. People come to drink and to eat and then just bugger off without cleaning up their mess," she told The Local. «The Local.fr, Jul 15»
SmartMoney Monday - Handling Credit Card Debt
I put fifteen hundred on the card and plan on paying the bugger off over time. Well, my card charges 29% interest and my minimum is only $37 ... «Hawaii News Now, Jul 15»
Barnaby's message to the haters
... sell Australia's biosecurity system earlier this year with his message to actor Johnny Depp and his two dogs to "bugger off" out of the country. «SBS, Jul 15»
Andrew Lynch: Historic Greek 'No' is blow to the EU - and to the Irish …
Greece has essentially followed the advice given by Gerry Adams when he claimed that Ireland should tell its European creditors to "bugger off" ... «Herald, Jul 15»
Adam Smith was right about that invisible hand, you know
To most of us it means that government can bugger off, markets work best when they're left alone, the only thing wrong with society today is a ... «The Register, Jul 15»
Pat Flanagan: Pension is like winning lotto for ministers
If a child is suffering serious illness but is seven or over they can bugger off. After four years of removing the medical cards of terminally-ill ... «Irish Mirror, Jul 15»
5 OVERRATED HORROR “CLASSICS”
Bugger off Steve, you pretentious clown shoe. (Steve isn't Spanish by the way). Anyhoo, I didn't hate this by any stretch, but it could have built ... «moviepilot.com, Jul 15»
Hovis' Friday diary: Do I look like a dude who uses conditioner?
... reversing, enthusiastic spooking and the one minor attempt to bugger off across a crop field (that road sign was clearly going to kill us both), ... «Horse & Hound, Jul 15»
Feminism and the City
On the street alone, Gornick encounters ragtag characters who teach her about her humanity. Or tell her to bugger off. Both the highs and the ... «Chronicle of Higher Education, Jul 15»
Nicholas Winton, the man who saved a generation of Jews
So Bugger Off.' And they sort of did." You can see why they might. Even at 93, Winton has the kind of authority that has nothing to do with officer ... «Radio Times, Jul 15»
