bagarap

English

Etymology

    Borrowed from Tok Pisin bagarap, from English bugger up.

    Adjective

    bagarap

    1. broken down; broken; wrecked; messed up

    Verb

    bagarap

    1. (Papua New Guinea, intransitive) to mess up; to bugger up

    Noun

    bagarap

    1. (Papua New Guinea) accident; wreck

    Tok Pisin

    Etymology

      From English bugger up.

      Adjective

      bagarap

      1. broken down; broken; wrecked; messed up
      2. tired or ill (but not necessarily sik)
        Mi bagarap pinis. ― I've been ill.

      Verb

      bagarap intrans., transitive bagarapim

      1. (intransitive) to mess up; to bugger up

      Noun

      bagarap

      1. accident; wreck, unfortunate situation

      Derived terms

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