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Do you have the B-word pass in your country? As a fellow slav surely I can call them Bugga-s with a "soft R"…
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Anonymous
No.226074651
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>>226074264
Here in flag the word "bougre" came to simply mean "wretch", has lost its bite and is now rather out of style.
It's shortened form "boug" though is widely used by our zoomers as a slightly derogatory synonym for "bloke" or "dude".
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>>226074651
>It's shortened form "boug" though is widely used by our zoomers as a slightly derogatory synonym for "bloke" or "dude".
funny that
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>>226074264
In my dialect of French in southern Louisiana bougre just means "dude"
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