"bug for" is not a correct phrase in written English.
Instead, you could use a phrase such as "looking for", "searching for" or "hunting for". Example: I'm searching for a bug in the software.
This is a wicked bug, for sure.
I know exactly when I caught the bug for insects.
Making eye-to-eyelash contact with a bug for the first time is unforgettable.
"Kenny caught the bug for this British art," says Howard Rachofsky.
Now Bloomberg is reporting that the NSA has secretly been exploiting the bug for two years.
And while that's not a feature for the Clinton campaign, it's a significant bug for Sanders'.
It was there that he caught the bug for geobiology, he says, and his uncle's approach to it.
At first he was just buying chickens for his brother, then he got the bug for raising them.
Buying the pavilion seems to have given McKillen something of a bug for amassing signature architectural trinkets.
"We give them bug-for-bug compatibility," says Mentor's general manager, Gregory Long, 44, echoing the "plug-to-plug compatibility" trumpeted by the mainframe salesmen of yore.
"We give 'em bug-for-bug compatibility," says Mentor General Manager Gregory Long, 44, echoing the "plug-to-plug compatibility" trumpeted by mainframe salesmen of yore.
