bigre.
a forest ranger who sought out swarms of bees in the forest, tended to them, and gathered their honey and wax
Meaning & usage
a forest ranger who sought out swarms of bees in the forest, tended to them, and gathered their honey and wax
Where this word comes from
From Middle French bigre, from Old French bigre, from Latin bigrus, bigarus, from Proto-West Germanic *bijakaʀjō (“beekeeper”), possibly via Old English bēocere (“beekeeper”).
bugger!
Where this word comes from
Euphemstic alteration of bougre. Compare fichtre from foutre.
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