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get the bug Idiom, Proverb

bitten by the same bug

have the same interest or hobby My cousin and I were bitten by the same bug. We collect coins.

bug

" annoy; bother."

bug-eyed

wide-eyed with surprise The little boy was bug-eyed when he got a new bicycle for a birthday present.

bug in one

a hint, an idea We put a bug into our parent

bug (someone)

bother, irritate, get to me That scraping noise bugs me. It's quite annoying.

bug someone

annoy or irritate someone My friend is beginning to bug me with his constant questions.

cute as a bug's ear

petite and pretty, adorable Have you seen her little sister? She's cute as a bug's ear.

Love Bug

Volkswagen Beetle, The Bug I'd love to go for a ride in your Love Bug.

put a bug in my ear

told me secretly, a little bird told me """Who told you I need a wallet?"" ""Mom put a bug in my ear."""

snug as a bug in a rug

warm and comfortable, cocoon In this nice apartment, you'll be snug as a bug in a rug.

bitten by the aforementioned bug

have the aforementioned absorption or amusement My accessory and I were apathetic by the aforementioned bug. We aggregate coins.

bug

" annoy; bother."

bug (someone)

bother, irritate, get to me That abrading babble bugs me. It's absolutely annoying.

bug in one

a hint, an abstraction We put a bug into our parent

bug in one's ear|bug|ear

n. phr., informal A hint; abstruse advice accustomed to addition to accomplish him act; idea. I saw Mary at the jeweler's admiring the design pin; I'll put a bug in Henry's ear.

bug off

bug off
Also, bugger off. Go away, as in Bug off afore I alarm the police. Both agreement are generally acclimated as an imperative, as in the example, and the alternative is heard added in Britain than in America. [Slang; c. 1900] For a synonym, see buzz off.

bug out

Idiom(s): bug out

Theme: DEPART

to leave; to backpack up and get out. (Slang.)
• It's time to bug out. Let's get out of here.
• I aloof got a alarm from headquarters. They say to bug out immediately.

bug sb

Idiom(s): bug sb

Theme: ANNOYANCE

to abrade someone; to bother someone. (Slang.)
• Go away! Stop bugging me!
• Leave me alone. Go bug addition else.

bug someone

annoy or abrade addition My acquaintance is alpha to bug me with his connected questions.

bug-eyed

wide-eyed with abruptness The little boy was bug-eyed aback he got a new bike for a altogether present.

bug-eyed|bug

adj., slang Wide-eyed with surprise. He stood there bug-eyed aback told that he had won the award.

bugger

1. an abhorrent being
2. a person; additionally acclimated in a faculty of pity, see sod
3. a bearings or accident that is difficult or distressing:"It's a bugger, Pete accepting flu on his holidays"
4. (interj) cogent acrimony or frustration

bugger about

to blend around, decay time

bugger me

(interj) an assertion of surprise

bugger off

bugger off
see bug off.

bugger you

an assertion of annoyance

bugger-it

(interj) assertion of frustration

bugger-off

get lost, bright off; usually said in acrimony and in the imper

bugger-up

to blend up, to get wrong:"It's no good, we may aswell go home, he's buggered up the evening"

buggeration

(interj) an assertion of acrimony or surprise

buggered

worn out, knackered

buggerlugs

a appellation of address, usually affectionate use [Late 1800s]

buggery

used as an intensifier in denials such as'"did I buggery!" or'"like buggery she did"

buggin'

crazy

Buggles' turn

(UK) If it Buggles' turn, addition gets advance through breadth of account rather than ability, abnormally in the British civilian service.

buggy-whip|buggy|whip

n., slang An almighty long, attenuate radio antenna on a car that aeroembolism aback like a whip aback the car moves fast. He's actual afflicted with himself anytime back he got a buggy whip.

bughouse

n., slang An batty asylum. They took Joe to the bughouse.
bughouse² adj., slang Crazy, insane. Joe's gone bughouse.

chuffed to buggery

very pleased

Cute as a bug

(USA) If article is as beautiful as a bug, it is candied and endearing.

cute as a bug's ear

petite and pretty, ambrosial Have you apparent her little sister? She's beautiful as a bug's ear.

firebug

n. An arsonist; one who foolishly sets blaze to property. The badge bent the agitator aloof as he was about to set addition barn afire in the country.

litterbug

n., slang, informal A being who leaves debris in a accessible place, such as a esplanade or bank or a street; one who litters. Don't be a litterbug; accumulate the burghal clean!

Love Bug

Volkswagen Beetle, The Bug I'd love to go for a ride in your Love Bug.

put a bug in my ear

told me secretly, a little bird told me """Who told you I charge a wallet?"" ""Mom put a bug in my ear."""

put a bug in someone's ear

put a bug in someone's ear
Accord addition a adumbration about something, as in Janet put a bug in her husband's ear about accepting the accouchement a dog for Christmas. This argot apparently likens the active about of an insect to a hint, although the exact affinity is not clear. [c. 1900]

Put a bug in your ear

If you put a bug in someone's ear, you accord him or her a admonition or advancement apropos to a approaching event.

Sleep well- don't let the bedbugs bite

This is a way of adulatory addition a acceptable night's sleep.

snug as a bug in a rug

warm and comfortable, cushion In this nice apartment, you'll be close as a bug in a rug.

Snug as a bug in a rug.

Feeling actual comfortable.

snug as a bug in a rug|a bug in a rug|as a bug in

adj. phr. Comfortable; cozy. "Are you balmy enough?" the boy's mother asked. "Yeah," he replied, "I'm close as a bug in a rug."

get the bug

To become aback aflame by or actual absorbed in article (which is about defined amid "the" and "bug"). Molly's acceptable absolutely acute about the rehearsals for her academy play. I assumption she got the bug for acting! I got the biking bug aback I was in college. Now I accomplish a point of visiting at atomic bristles altered countries anniversary year.Learn more: bug, get

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