bug in
bug in verb: to hunker down or fortify oneself in place, such as in a bunker, during an emergency or apocalypse.
Verb
bug in (third-person singular simple present bugs in, present participle bugging in, simple past and past participle bugged in)
- To hunker down or fortify oneself in place, such as in a bunker, during an emergency or apocalypse.
- Antonyms:
- bug out
Antonyms of bug in
Forms of bug in
| third-person singular present | bugs in |
|---|---|
| present participle | bugging in |
| past participle | bugged in |
| past | bugged in |
Questions about bug in
- What does bug in mean?
- Bug in means to hunker down or fortify oneself in place, such as in a bunker, during an emergency or apocalypse.
- What part of speech is bug in?
- Bug in is a verb.
- What is the past tense of bug in?
- The past tense of bug in is bugged in.
Words near bug in in the dictionary
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