bugger off
Leave me alone
Bugger off is a British expression meaning go away, often used as a rude dismissal: Just bugger off and leave me alone.
It's less harsh than fuck off but still impolite.
The phrase can also describe leaving: He buggered off without saying goodbye.
Depart hastily, informally
- shooCommand to leave
- vamooseDepart hastily
- skedaddleDepart hastily, often fearfully
- get lostDismissive order to leave
beat it · go away · leave · depart · exit · withdraw · retreat · flee
Boldly rude and disrespectful
- impoliteLacking good manners
- offensiveCausing displeasure or attack-oriented
- disrespectfulShowing lack of regard
- vulgarCrude or indecent
crass · uncouth · brusque · contemptuous · discourteous · profanity · expletive · crude
State of being bothered
- exasperationIntense weary annoyance
- frustrationDispleasure from blocked efforts
- botherTo annoy or disturb
- nuisanceCause of aggravation
vexation · displeasure · agitation · impatience · fed up · pestering · harassment · aggravation
Abrupt, curt rejection
- spurnRefuse with contempt
- snubDeliberate dismissive rejection
- repulseDrive back or disgust
- dismissSend away or reject
cold shoulder · turn away · refuse · decline · deny · reject · unwelcome · unwanted
Aggressively unfriendly
- threateningExpressing intent to harm
- antagonisticActively opposed or hostile
- aggressiveHostile and confrontational
- belligerentHostile and eager to clash
provoke · intimidate · challenge · standoff · defiant · combative · pugnacious · quarrelsome
scram
Depart hastily, informally
get lost · beat it · go away · leave · depart · exit · withdraw · retreat · flee · escape
insolent
Boldly rude and disrespectful
- impoliteLacking good manners
- offensiveCausing displeasure or attack-oriented
- disrespectfulShowing lack of regard
vulgar · crass · uncouth · brusque · contemptuous · discourteous · profanity · expletive · crude · coarse
annoyance
State of being bothered
- exasperationIntense weary annoyance
- frustrationDispleasure from blocked efforts
- botherTo annoy or disturb
nuisance · vexation · displeasure · agitation · impatience · fed up · pestering · harassment · aggravation · irksome
rebuff
Abrupt, curt rejection
dismiss · cold shoulder · turn away · refuse · decline · deny · reject · unwelcome · unwanted · shut out
hostile
Aggressively unfriendly
- threateningExpressing intent to harm
- antagonisticActively opposed or hostile
- aggressiveHostile and confrontational
belligerent · provoke · intimidate · challenge · standoff · defiant · combative · pugnacious · quarrelsome · bellicose
bugger offwelcome
Hospitable greeting offered
come in · come on in · make yourself at home · stay · stick around
bugger offcome here
Summons to approach
come over · come closer · approach · get over here · come in
off, bugger, buggers, buggered, buggering, buggery, buggier, buggiest