an arbitrary number entered into a mathematical equation to handle a defect in that calculation—such as a secondfactor added in to account for another incorrectly included factor. A bugger is an annoying or troublesome thing, situation, etc. —SHSBC Binder 1 Glossary, —SHSBC Binder 33 Approved Glossary, —5th ACC Glossary Part 1 Final approval 2.12.89, —AbilityCongress Approved Glossary, —PDC Volume 3 Approved Glossary
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an arbitrary number entered into a mathematical equation to handle a defect in that calculation-such as a secondfactor added in to account for another incorrectly included factor. A bugger is an annoying or troublesome thing, situation, etc.an arbitrary number entered into a mathematical equation to handle a defect in that calculationSsuch as a secondfactor added in to account for another incorrectly included factor. A bugger is an annoying or troublesome thing, situation, etc.