to bogart
- verb
- /ˈboʊɡɑrt/
- Slang
- Don't bogart that!
- Hey, don't bogart
- bogart that can, man
Everywhere we go, she bogarts all the cup holders.
- Everywhere we go, she bogarts all the cup holders.
- I mean, I sorry to kind of Bogart the script, but I want to do it.
Examples
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When sharing the pizza, please don't bogart the last slice.
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Can you not bogart that, please?
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Don't bogart the thing either.
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Don't bogart that joint, man.
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Hey, don't bogart the joint, friends.
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Hey, man, don't bogart all that doobage.
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Don't bogart that joint.
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He bogarts it!
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Don't bogart that 'trode.
Fiction book (1995) -
Don't bogart the snacks; we all want to enjoy them.
Synonyms
To collect and keep large amounts of food or other things for future use
To take or keep something that should be shared with others
Antonyms
How Selfish
Surface Forms
Etymology
Bogart as a verb comes from the same idea: people saw Humphrey Bogart holding a cigarette instead of passing it, and a popular story says his name became a way to say 'hog' something. So to bogart something is to selfishly keep it and not let others use it.