bogard

bogart

1. To monopolize or overuse a shared joint or marijuana cigarette. Hey, quit bogarting the joint, man!

2. By extension, to monopolize or overuse something. Hey, stop bogarting all the popcorn—we're supposed to be sharing!

3. To stall or delay something. I thought my secretary was bogarting so that I wouldn't go into my office—turns out, they were setting up a surprise party for me in there!

4. To model one's behavior after actor Humphrey Bogart, who was known for playing tough, masculine characters. You don't have to be a bogart all the time—it's OK to show some vulnerability.

Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

bogart

and bogard (ˈbogɑrt and ˈbogɑrd)

1. in. to monopolize a communal marijuana cigarette; to hold a communal marijuana cigarette so long—Bogart style—that one drools on it. (From Humphrey Bogart, the screen actor.) Stop bogarding and take a hit!

2. in. to stall. The lawyer for the other side is bogarding, and it will take weeks to get it settled.

3. in. to act in a tough manner like Humphrey Bogart. There’s nothing funnier than a wimp trying to bogard around.

bogard

verb

See bogart

McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions

See also:

bogart
heavy joint
gyve
out of joint
cigarette with no name
a cigarette with no name
gyvestick
cigarette
blizzy
doobie

References in periodicals archive

Bradburn, Rachael Berger, Xiaojie Li, Katharin Peter, and Kathryn Rooney); (13) Distance Education at Degree-Granting Postsecondary Institutions: 2000-2001 (Tiffany Waits and Laurie Lewis); (14) Third International Mathematics and Science Study 1999 Video Study Technical Report, Volume I: Mathematics (Jennifer Jacobs, Helen Garnier, Ronald Gallimore, Hilary Hollingsworth, Karen Bogard Givvin, Keith Rust, Takako Kawanaka, Margaret Smith, Diana Wearne, Alfred Manaster, Wallace Etterbeek, James Hiebert, and James Stigler); and (15) Baccalaureate and Beyond Longitudinal Study: 2000-01 (B&B:2000/01) Methodology Report (Stephanie Charleston, John Riccobono, Paul Mosquin, and Michael Link).

Education Statistics Quarterly. Volume 5, Issue 3, 2003. NCES 2005-609

Laura Bogard, of Zurich in London, the official sponsors of England in the Australia 2003 World Cup tourney, said: "Richard is the sole winner of the competition.

Rugby man's amazing Oz win

Sigmetrix's CEO Tim Bogard says, "Because our software reliably identifies which features in a design are truly critical to quality, it allows engineers to focus on details that most influence manufacturability."

Mechanical tolerance analysis software. (In Gear)

Ellen Bogard, communications director for the Missouri Fair Elections Initiative, will tell you it's an uphill battle because big business likes the election process just the way it is, thank you.

Misinformation surrounds Proposition B

Mr Mark Bogard, b2's managing director, said it was good to see that Isas were beginning to show on savers' radar screens but said that the Government, industry and press had much to do.

Personal Finance: Barclay's offers help through the Isa maze

"The information existed but on paper and in people's notebooks where most engineers couldn't see it," said Tim Bogard, manager of concurrent engineering products at Texas Instruments' Information Technology Group (Plano, Tex.).

Product data management

Donald Bogard and Gene Potack, who directs Legal Services Corporation (L.S.C.) field operations, came armed with a fat notebook filled with what they called documentation.

Adventures in a bureaucratic wonderland

Louis plaintiff's attorney Nelson Wolff of Schlichter Bogard & Denton said his client, a switchman at the Armourdale rail yard in Kansas City, Kansas, was crushed by a train on Sept.

Rail worker's family receives $2.4M after death

Markle has a labrador-shepherd named Bogard and a beagle named Guy.

Meghan Markle's Dogs Need Vaccination And More To Move To The U.K

Also indicted with graft were the following officials - Punong Barangay Denver Bokingkito, General Services Officer Bogard Colina and former Sangguniang Kabataan Federation President Mar Francis Saguran.

Ombudsman suspends Tanjay mayor over graft

He has listed his one bedroom, one bath condo at 197 Spencer Street with Brandon Bogard and Ralph Modica of the Douglas Elliman's Modica Team.

Irish rocker Ali McMordie is selling his Bed-Stuy apartment

For example, Jerome Schlichter, a leading plaintiffs' class action attorney, with Schlichter Bogard & Denton, stated that "if the plan sponsor provides access to someone pushing IRA [individual retirement account] products, that raises the question of whether there is a fiduciary breach.

Monitoring Call Centers

It's an astounding amount of data," said Travis Bogard, vice president of product management and strategy at Jawbone.

UP24 activity tracker now in the Philippines

词组	bogard
释义	bogard bogart 1. To monopolize or overuse a shared joint or marijuana cigarette. Hey, quit bogarting the joint, man! 2. By extension, to monopolize or overuse something. Hey, stop bogarting all the popcorn—we're supposed to be sharing! 3. To stall or delay something. I thought my secretary was bogarting so that I wouldn't go into my office—turns out, they were setting up a surprise party for me in there! 4. To model one's behavior after actor Humphrey Bogart, who was known for playing tough, masculine characters. You don't have to be a bogart all the time—it's OK to show some vulnerability. Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. bogart and bogard (ˈbogɑrt and ˈbogɑrd) 1. in. to monopolize a communal marijuana cigarette; to hold a communal marijuana cigarette so long—Bogart style—that one drools on it. (From Humphrey Bogart, the screen actor.) Stop bogarding and take a hit! 2. in. to stall. The lawyer for the other side is bogarding, and it will take weeks to get it settled. 3. in. to act in a tough manner like Humphrey Bogart. There’s nothing funnier than a wimp trying to bogard around. bogard verb See bogart McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions See also: bogart heavy joint gyve out of joint cigarette with no name a cigarette with no name gyvestick cigarette blizzy doobie References in periodicals archive Bradburn, Rachael Berger, Xiaojie Li, Katharin Peter, and Kathryn Rooney); (13) Distance Education at Degree-Granting Postsecondary Institutions: 2000-2001 (Tiffany Waits and Laurie Lewis); (14) Third International Mathematics and Science Study 1999 Video Study Technical Report, Volume I: Mathematics (Jennifer Jacobs, Helen Garnier, Ronald Gallimore, Hilary Hollingsworth, Karen Bogard Givvin, Keith Rust, Takako Kawanaka, Margaret Smith, Diana Wearne, Alfred Manaster, Wallace Etterbeek, James Hiebert, and James Stigler); and (15) Baccalaureate and Beyond Longitudinal Study: 2000-01 (B&B:2000/01) Methodology Report (Stephanie Charleston, John Riccobono, Paul Mosquin, and Michael Link). Education Statistics Quarterly. Volume 5, Issue 3, 2003. NCES 2005-609 Laura Bogard, of Zurich in London, the official sponsors of England in the Australia 2003 World Cup tourney, said: "Richard is the sole winner of the competition. Rugby man's amazing Oz win Sigmetrix's CEO Tim Bogard says, "Because our software reliably identifies which features in a design are truly critical to quality, it allows engineers to focus on details that most influence manufacturability." Mechanical tolerance analysis software. (In Gear) Ellen Bogard, communications director for the Missouri Fair Elections Initiative, will tell you it's an uphill battle because big business likes the election process just the way it is, thank you. Misinformation surrounds Proposition B Mr Mark Bogard, b2's managing director, said it was good to see that Isas were beginning to show on savers' radar screens but said that the Government, industry and press had much to do. Personal Finance: Barclay's offers help through the Isa maze "The information existed but on paper and in people's notebooks where most engineers couldn't see it," said Tim Bogard, manager of concurrent engineering products at Texas Instruments' Information Technology Group (Plano, Tex.). Product data management Donald Bogard and Gene Potack, who directs Legal Services Corporation (L.S.C.) field operations, came armed with a fat notebook filled with what they called documentation. Adventures in a bureaucratic wonderland Louis plaintiff's attorney Nelson Wolff of Schlichter Bogard & Denton said his client, a switchman at the Armourdale rail yard in Kansas City, Kansas, was crushed by a train on Sept. Rail worker's family receives $2.4M after death Markle has a labrador-shepherd named Bogard and a beagle named Guy. Meghan Markle's Dogs Need Vaccination And More To Move To The U.K Also indicted with graft were the following officials - Punong Barangay Denver Bokingkito, General Services Officer Bogard Colina and former Sangguniang Kabataan Federation President Mar Francis Saguran. Ombudsman suspends Tanjay mayor over graft He has listed his one bedroom, one bath condo at 197 Spencer Street with Brandon Bogard and Ralph Modica of the Douglas Elliman's Modica Team. Irish rocker Ali McMordie is selling his Bed-Stuy apartment For example, Jerome Schlichter, a leading plaintiffs' class action attorney, with Schlichter Bogard & Denton, stated that "if the plan sponsor provides access to someone pushing IRA [individual retirement account] products, that raises the question of whether there is a fiduciary breach. Monitoring Call Centers It's an astounding amount of data," said Travis Bogard, vice president of product management and strategy at Jawbone. UP24 activity tracker now in the Philippines
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