The word 'buggers' is a correct and usable term in written English.
It is a slang term that can be used as both a verb and a noun. As a verb, 'buggers' can mean to annoy, bother, or irritate someone. For example: "The constant buzzing of the fly was really buggering me." As a noun, 'buggers' can be used as a derogatory term for someone, often in a playful or joking manner. For example: "Those little buggers are always causing mischief." Example sentence: "The mischievous dog had a habit of bugging his owners by chewing on their shoes and barking at all hours of the night."
"Wake up, you buggers!" the officer screamed in German.
But stepping stones can be slippery buggers - a careless stride, a bad choice of footwear or a shove from a mischievous co-traveller and you're in the rushing rapids either to sink without trace or to desperately grab for the nearest immoveable object.
Inside the Commons they have taken their dispatch box selfies, have made their prickly point by affirming rather than taking the oath, and have played silly buggers with Dennis Skinner over who sits where.
Everyone is demanding an answer of these poor buggers right now, in this 17 year-old moment.
Nadir's spectacular fall embarrassed John Major's government after it emerged that a Conservative minister, Michael Mates, had given Nadir a watch engraved: "Don't let the buggers get you down".
Referring to Carmichael's flat denial that he had any role in the leak, after the story was first published in the Daily Telegraph, in April, Skinner said: "The leaking of the memo was him playing political silly buggers, but he quite blatantly told a lie about it afterwards.
Shortly afterwards, as a birthday present, the then Conservative Northern Ireland minister Michael Mates gave him a replacement watch bearing the inscription "Don't let the buggers get you down" Nadir is due to hear tomorrow whether Mr Justice Holroyde orders him to repay limited funds stolen from Polly Peck or whether he accepts the former Polly Peck boss's claims that he is broke.
When I wanted to say something that was not public information I turned the record player up real loud so that the buggers would have a hard time hearing".
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"It may well be 20 years ahead of public opinion; certainly working-class people in the north jeer at their members at the weekend and ask them why they're looking after the buggers at Westminster instead of looking after the unemployed at home".Many of the greatest diarists are self- absorbed failures who watch the powerful with envy and occasional cattiness.
"If we can't convict the buggers, let's deny them their ill-gotten gains," says one Home Office adviser.
