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Bogard

Bogard

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A family name used as a last name
  • proper noun
translation icon : Bogard
  • The salesman, Bogard, is hesitant.
  • Bogard and McMackin

Examples

  • Randy Bogard is known for his innovative ideas in the field of science.

  • Early November, a Dallas downtown Lincoln-Mercury dealership where he tells the salesman Albert Bogard ...

    Fiction book (1991)

  • Alice Bogard had said that many pregnant women had that drawn look.

    Fiction book (1993)

  • Bogard later told his boss he drove like a madman.

    JFK (1991)

  • It was Alice Bogard, putting her head around the doorway into the office.

    Fiction book (1993)

  • When Clara next saw Alice Bogard and described it all, Alice clapped her hands, laughing.

    Fiction book (1993)

  • "Grandfather Bogard did indeed remember Winston Coleman and Marlena."

    Fiction book (1993)

  • Jennie Bogard was a ranch girl, Orval Bordereau a town boy, son of the woman who had made sandwiches for Willa at her inauspicious goodbye.

    Fiction book (1993)

  • When Clara met Andy, she realized he was a relative of the famous Bogard family.

  • Albert Bogard shared his thoughts on the latest trends in medicine during the seminar.

Surface Forms

Bogard main

Etymology

Bogard probably comes from old Dutch boom ('tree') and gaard ('garden'), which together meant an 'orchard', the same idea as the English word orchard. So a Bogard family probably got the name because they lived by or worked in an orchard.