Why do people -
Flumper Barflusterbutt - 12-07-2005
spell the word "booger" as "bugger"?
Booger: Booger is dried nasal mucus; the British form is bogey or snot.
Booger was said to be "dried mucus" in the 1892 Dialect Notes; boogie was said to mean the same thing in the 1891 Dictionary of American Regional English.
By the middle of the twentieth century, both booger and boogie were commonly being used to mean dried mucus. As late as the 1970s, both words seem to have been (relatively) acceptable. Since then, however, booger has apparently become more common. This may be due to its appearance in legitimate print media: Bill Watterson claims to be the first cartoonist to use the word booger in a syndicated comic strip, while Dave Barry has pioneered its use in newspaper columns, both in the 1980s.
The hardened mucus that forms in the eyes during sleep is sometimes referred to as "eye boogers".
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Why do people -
snarg - 12-07-2005
they are two different words with different meanings
Why do people -
Flumper Barflusterbutt - 12-07-2005
snarg Wrote:they are two different words with different meanings
What is a bugger?
Why do people -
Flumper Barflusterbutt - 12-07-2005
Definition of bugger
1. [n] someone who engages in anal copulation (especially a male who engages in anal copulation with another male). More...
2. [v] practice anal sex upon. More...
Why do people - Blueeyedwoman - 12-07-2005
Somebody just made fun of me.
Why do people - ntype - 12-07-2005
my version of the Aibo being a bugger is derivated from "bug" / crash and stuff.
ya know I'm a geek in fact I think maybe
Why do people - Damagedone - 12-08-2005
leave us say it's fine to have a booger in your nose but if you have a bugger up there you're in some kinda porno.