bugs

[buhgz]

adjective

Slang.

1. crazy; insane.

Word History and Origins

Origin of bugs¹

First recorded in 1920–25; bug ¹, -s ³

Example Sentences

AI security firm Invariant Labs demonstrated how that flaw can be used to trick an AI agent designed to fix bugs in software.

From BBC

When residents first reported bed bugs, the Salvation Army said it had followed all processes to control the situation.

From BBC

Hiking, camping, horseback riding and really anything that involves getting into the grass will up your chances of being exposed to the bugs.

From Los Angeles Times

They sleep in dirty, overcrowded shipping containers, infested with bugs, or on the floor of unfinished apartment blocks, with tarps pulled over the door frames to try to keep out the cold.

From BBC

Sources have told the BBC that bugs have also impacted case management software used by other courts - including those dealing with family, divorce, employment, civil money claims and probate.

From BBC