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🛒 A buy-one-get-one deal 🛒 To give a free item
to BOGO

to BOGO

6.6
To sell one item and give a second one free to the buyer
  • verb
  • /ˈboʊɡoʊ/
  • Jargon
: ofertar BOGO
  • The supermarket is running a BOGO promotion on all snacks this weekend, allowing customers to get one free with every purchase.

Examples

  • Many stores BOGO seasonal items at the end of each season to clear out inventory.

  • This month, we are BOGOing all drinks at the café.

  • The supermarket decided to BOGO all snacks to attract more customers this weekend.

  • If you want to save money, wait until they BOGO your favorite brand of coffee.

  • The store BOGOed all their summer items.

  • At the end of the season, many stores BOGO their seasonal items to help clear out space for new stock.

  • If you buy a pair of shoes today, you can take advantage of the BOGO offer and get another pair for half price.

Synonyms

to discount
vsto BOGO
38 1.7

To sell something at a lower price than usual

lowers cost by giving a second item free or cheaper when one is bought

How Discounted

to give away
490 2.0
to BOGO
  • Jargon
6.6
to discount
38 1.7

Surface Forms

BOGO infinitive
BOGOed past
BOGOed past participle
BOGOing present participle
BOGOs third person singular

Etymology

BOGO as a verb comes from the same phrase 'Buy One, Get One' used in ads, and to BOGO something means to offer it so that when you buy one item you get a second one free or cheaper.