What is the meaning of Idiom stop bugging you?

The idiom "stop bugging you" means to stop bothering, annoying, or pestering someone. It's a more informal way to say "stop bothering me."

Here's how it's used:

* "Stop bugging me! I'm trying to work."

* "Can you please stop bugging your sister about the toy?"

* "He keeps bugging me to go out, but I just want to stay in."

Here are some other ways to say "stop bugging you":

* Stop bothering me.

* Leave me alone.

* Quit nagging me.

* Stop pestering me.

The choice of which phrase to use will depend on the context and the relationship between the speaker and the person being addressed.