A person who studies insects; an entomologist (though less common than the standard term).
From 'bug' plus '-ology' (study of) plus '-ist' (one who practices), creating a neologism that parallels 'entomologist' but using the informal 'bug' instead of Greek 'entomon.'
We prefer 'entomologist' from Greek because it sounds more scientific and serious, but 'bugologist' shows how English lets us create new specialist terms by combining pieces—language is a creative toolkit.
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