participle bugged in) (intransitive) To hunker down or fortify oneself in place, such as in a bunker, during an emergency or apocalypse. Antonym: bug out...
oneself. They watched the game and pigged out on chips and pizza. (eat voraciously or ravenously): stuff oneself, stuff one's face pig-out (noun) bug...
мозги́ ― jebátʹ mozgí ― to bug, to pester, to fuck with (vulgar) to tinker with, to mess with, to screw with (vulgar) to fuck oneself (vulgar) passive of еба́ть...
Literally, “to watch oneself”. passa sig to watch out for oneself Passaðu þig! Watch out! See passa. passa sig (present passar sig, preterite passade sig...
found a friendly bush. 2012, Michael SN Godfrey, No Cure for the Travel Bug[1], page 155: No toilet facilities, so the women had to find a friendly bush...
(reflexive with się, Central Greater Poland) to scratch oneself under the shirt when one is bitten by bugs Oskar Kolberg (1877) “szudrać”, in “Rzecz o mowie...
uncountable, plural glitches) (countable) A problem affecting function. Synonyms: bug, hitch, imperfection, quirk, gremlin They are still trying to work out all...
From Proto-Turkic *bük-. бүк • (bük) bend үрэх бүгэр олороллор ― üreq büger olorollor ― they live at a bend in the river (clothing) fold, pleat бүк бар...
one is painted painted bat painted beauty painted bristly mouse painted bug painted bunting painted buttonquail painted cat painted comber painted dog...
plagued by. (Terms derived from ridden): angst-ridden bedridden book-ridden bug-ridden caste-ridden church-ridden cliché-ridden cloud-ridden conflict-ridden...