Similar words: bugger, buggery, bugger off, rugged, plugged, drugged, ruggedly, ruggedness. Meaning: [bʌg] 
adj. having hidden electronic eavesdropping devices.
adj. having hidden electronic eavesdropping devices. 
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31 Your flat's been bugged for the past two months.
32 Their secret talk was bugged.
33 This room has been bugged by the CIA.
34 Do you think this room is bugged?
35 His apartment was bugged , his telephone tapped; he was put under surveillance and tested with provocateurs.http://sentencedict.com/bugged.html
36 Hoover had bugged Congressmen, as well as nonviolent civil right and antiwar protestors.
37 We'd better check the whole place out in case it's been bugged.
38 A big bear bugged one, and then there were two.
39 The police had bugged the house to get some evidence.
40 He wanted to go to flying school instead of university. He bugged his parents about it all the time.
41 The question has bugged me ever since; Is this an example of a solid company man placing his conviction about a public need above his well- developed instinct for bureaucratic self-preservation?
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