buggery

His simple, reasonable, and above all secure buggery had been turned against him.

Is it a botched line and did he mean to say buggery?

With luck, that would feel like the buggery it was intended to be.

How the blue buggery do you listen to a "silent" majority?

The buggery stopped when the boy's mother came back, and the incidents were never repeated.

The penalty for an act of buggery against a boy was life imprisonment.

The law defined buggery as an unnatural sexual act against the will of God and man.

I was supposed to pick up the hire car yesterday morning and not this, buggery.

Extended buggery laws to include any kind of sexual activity between males.

Knight knows it's all going to buggery but he doesn't know he's been named.

Hurt like buggery, but he had not cried out.

Female homosexual activity is not mentioned in the 1860 "buggery laws".

Sections 170 and 171 that mention buggery have been repealed.

Cold as buggery off the bar it was, the wind out of the north and beginning to whip up quite a sea.

If we stick our heads up, they'll be shot to buggery."

Over the years the courts have defined buggery as including either:

It is known for its numerous camp references to homosexuality and buggery.

This section created the felony, and later offence, of buggery.

The buggery offence remained on the statute books until 2003.

"As I'll thank you for mislaying your practical buggery tools before we met."

Called "the most interesting buggery case" ever, it left an enduring mark in the history of capital punishment.

Buggery is punishable by an automatic life sentence in prison.

The Act established punishment of buggery by hanging, a penalty lifted in 1861.

It is sometimes also used as a synonym for sodomy or buggery.