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buggery 1. very much: eg, That hurt like buggery. 2. euphemism for hell. 3. a remote, far-away place: eg, He lives somewhere out to buggery.
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bug A simplified version of a logo designed for small applications.
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bug a glitch that keeps a software program from being able to perform all of its capabilities or that affects its ability to function.
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bug a malfunction in a software program that can cause a bomb or crash.
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bug An error in a computer program or in a piece of electronics that causes it to malfunction.
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