Useful English Word or Phrase to Boost Your English: Bugger All

What does it mean?

Nothing at all (very informal, mildly rude).

Is it positive or negative?

Negative.

When do you use it?

When complaining about having nothing or doing nothing.

Examples

Example 1: I've done bugger all today.

Example 2: There's bugger all in the fridge!

Question for you

When was the last time you did bugger all all day?

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