Bugga!
Yelled out at a restaurant. Yep, we’re at that point with the language. Which also includes the occassional ’shit’ and ‘boody huck’. The phrase nip-it-in-the-bud comes to mind.
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Are these Australian terms? What’s a bugga? A boody huck?
‘Bugger!’ is an Australian (and English?) term. ‘Boody’ is the way he says ‘bloody’. And ‘Huck’ -well, he’s not so good with the F yet. He picked up that last phrase after an hour in Portland traffic with his Dad.