adjective
General Slang
buggered
BUG-erd · adjective · informal
Exhausted; also broken.
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Definitions
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Extremely tired; of an object, broken or ruined.
“I'm buggered, and so's the lawnmower.”
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buggered In A Sentence
I'm buggered, and so's the lawnmower.
Origin & Usage
From 'bugger'; mild in Australian usage.
People Also Ask
What does 'buggered' mean in Australian slang?
It usually means exhausted, but it can also mean broken or ruined when describing an object.
Is 'buggered' rude in Australia?
It's very mild and everyday in Australian usage, though 'bugger' comes from a coarser origin and can sound stronger in other contexts.
What does 'buggered if I know' mean?
It's a related expression meaning 'I have absolutely no idea'.
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