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Part of Speech: Verb

Sense: To leave or go away, often used to express annoyance or anger

Usage: Bugger off is a typically British slang phrase that is considered informal and mildly offensive.

Sample Sentences:

1. He told his annoying neighbor to bugger off and mind their own business.
2. After a long day at work, Jane just wanted to relax and asked her children to bugger off and give her some space.
3. The shopkeeper got frustrated with the customer who kept asking irrelevant questions and eventually yelled at him to bugger off.

Part of Speech: Exclamation

Sense: Used to show surprise or annoyance

Usage: As an interjection, bugger off is considered informal and sometimes offensive.

Sample Sentences:

1. Bugger off! I can't believe you just spilled coffee all over my laptop!
2. Oh bugger off! I really don't want to deal with your drama right now.
3. When John discovered that his car was towed, he exclaimed, "Bugger off! This always happens to me!"

Part of Speech: Noun (slang)

Sense: An annoying or disliked person

Usage: As a noun, bugger off is considered offensive and vulgar.

Sample Sentences:

1. That guy is such a bugger off; I can't stand being around him.
2. The teacher scolded the kids for calling each other buggers off and told them to respect one another.
3. Her ex-boyfriend turned out to be a real bugger off, which is why she broke up with him.

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