Bug

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Bug (original meaning: 'shoulder (blade), joint of the arm or leg') stands for:

  • bow (musical instrument), part of the body of a musical instrument
  • bow (shipbuilding), front part of a ship's hull
  • Aircraft nose, foremost part of an aircraft
  • Headband, in the building trade a strut in the entablature of the roof trusses.
  • Shoulder of the pig, see pig's shoulder
  • Shoulder of beef, see False tenderloin and Wiener Teilung#Shoulder

geographical objects:

  • Bug (Rügen), peninsula on the island of Rügen

Rivers:

  • Bug (river), border river between Poland, Belarus and Ukraine
  • Southern Bug, a river in southwestern Ukraine

Locations:

  • Bug (Bamberg), district of the independent city of Bamberg, Bavaria
  • Bug (Berg), district of the municipality Berg (Upper Franconia), district Hof, Bavaria
  • Bug (Dranske), district of the municipality of Dranske, county of Vorpommern-Rügen, Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania
  • Bug (Münchberg), district of the city of Münchberg, county Hof, Bavaria
  • Bug (Weißdorf), district of the municipality Weißdorf, district Hof, Bavaria, with manor Bug
  • Bug (Wilhelmsthal), district of the municipality Wilhelmsthal, district Kronach, Bavaria


Bug (from English bug [bʌg] "beetle", "bug", "insect") stands for:

  • Bug (movie), Horror movie
  • Bug, error in a software
  • Bug!, computer game from the year 1995
  • a variant of the card game poker, see Wildcard (Poker)
  • colloquially a small listening device


Bug is the surname of the following people:

  • Alexis Bug (* 1973), German actor, director and author
  • Enric Bug (* 1957), Spanish comic author and industrial designer
  • Steve Bug, German DJ and music producer
  • Thomas Bug (* 1970), German radio and television presenter


BUG stands for:

  • Benguela Airport (IATA code), airport of Benguela, city in western Angola


bug is for:

  • Buginese language, language abbreviation according to ISO 639-2


De:Bug is:

  • DeBug, German magazine about electronic aspects of life


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