Definition of bogart in English:

bogart

verb ˈbəʊɡɑːtˈbōɡärt

[with object]US informal

Selfishly appropriate or keep (something, especially a cannabis cigarette)
〈非正式，主美〉侵吞，私占；私藏（尤指大麻香烟）
don't bogart that joint, my friend
别把那根大麻香烟私吞了，朋友。
Example sentencesExamples
- So now I'm bogarting a hundred camels for my wannabe Chekhovian slices-of-life film?
- Dude, don't bogart the platform.
- As part of the interview process, he sent a video of himself bogarting a massive pipe full of opium.
- I also want to bogart some of the many Red Eyes gig posters left over from evenings past, the better to decorate my home and office.
- Like Eminem, ecstasy, and Outkast, this election has been co-opted by our moms and dads and it's time for us to say, ‘Don't bogart it!’
- They mistakenly believed he had tried to bogart the gas and poach the summit.
- So a broad driving a Mercedes is bogarting her way across traffic to make that important turn into the entrance closest to Bloomingdales.
- So don't bogart that joint, my friend, pass it over to me.
- This is sad, really, because if you're bogarting the Convocation Mall for an evening to set up a beer garden, then it would be in your best interest to make sure that there are people there to drink the beer.
- Last week, she asked to copy your social studies homework and you caved, but you don't want her bogarting all of your hard-earned work!
- Tell that to the woman whose trophies she'd bogarted.
- There is no bogarting of the microphone; from the first shimmering bars of the album you hear that this trio have found a magical balance.
- My neighbor has learned how to bogart his wireless signal.
- Blissfully unaware of pot-smoking etiquette, he proceeds to bogart it down to the ashes.
- Traffic was nil, except for us, which was fortunate considering the way I was bogarting both lanes.
- He shoulders his way in, bull that he is, by bogarting his way past the people in front of the line.
- Don't bogart this information - spread the word.
- Stop bogarting the last beer, Wolf.
- Then he bogarts all the weed and later on rats everyone out to the cops.
- Hell, I tell people that all the time so they don't bogart my joint.
Synonyms
monopolize, keep to oneself, dominate, take over, corner, control

Origin

1960s: from Bogart, Humphrey, who often smoked in films.

Definition of bogart in US English:

bogart

verbˈbōɡärt

[with object]US informal

Selfishly appropriate or keep (something, especially a lit marijuana cigarette)
〈非正式，主美〉侵吞，私占；私藏（尤指大麻香烟）
don't bogart that joint, my friend
别把那根大麻香烟私吞了，朋友。
Example sentencesExamples
- So a broad driving a Mercedes is bogarting her way across traffic to make that important turn into the entrance closest to Bloomingdales.
- Like Eminem, ecstasy, and Outkast, this election has been co-opted by our moms and dads and it's time for us to say, ‘Don't bogart it!’
- I also want to bogart some of the many Red Eyes gig posters left over from evenings past, the better to decorate my home and office.
- My neighbor has learned how to bogart his wireless signal.
- Tell that to the woman whose trophies she'd bogarted.
- He shoulders his way in, bull that he is, by bogarting his way past the people in front of the line.
- Then he bogarts all the weed and later on rats everyone out to the cops.
- Don't bogart this information - spread the word.
- There is no bogarting of the microphone; from the first shimmering bars of the album you hear that this trio have found a magical balance.
- They mistakenly believed he had tried to bogart the gas and poach the summit.
- As part of the interview process, he sent a video of himself bogarting a massive pipe full of opium.
- Traffic was nil, except for us, which was fortunate considering the way I was bogarting both lanes.
- Blissfully unaware of pot-smoking etiquette, he proceeds to bogart it down to the ashes.
- Dude, don't bogart the platform.
- Hell, I tell people that all the time so they don't bogart my joint.
- So don't bogart that joint, my friend, pass it over to me.
- This is sad, really, because if you're bogarting the Convocation Mall for an evening to set up a beer garden, then it would be in your best interest to make sure that there are people there to drink the beer.
- So now I'm bogarting a hundred camels for my wannabe Chekhovian slices-of-life film?
- Last week, she asked to copy your social studies homework and you caved, but you don't want her bogarting all of your hard-earned work!
- Stop bogarting the last beer, Wolf.
Synonyms
monopolize, keep to oneself, dominate, take over, corner, control

Origin

1960s: from Bogart, Humphrey, who often smoked in films.

词汇	bogart
释义	Definition of bogart in English: bogart verb ˈbəʊɡɑːtˈbōɡärt [with object]US informal Selfishly appropriate or keep (something, especially a cannabis cigarette) 〈非正式，主美〉侵吞，私占；私藏（尤指大麻香烟） don't bogart that joint, my friend 别把那根大麻香烟私吞了，朋友。 Example sentencesExamples So now I'm bogarting a hundred camels for my wannabe Chekhovian slices-of-life film? Dude, don't bogart the platform. As part of the interview process, he sent a video of himself bogarting a massive pipe full of opium. I also want to bogart some of the many Red Eyes gig posters left over from evenings past, the better to decorate my home and office. Like Eminem, ecstasy, and Outkast, this election has been co-opted by our moms and dads and it's time for us to say, ‘Don't bogart it!’ They mistakenly believed he had tried to bogart the gas and poach the summit. So a broad driving a Mercedes is bogarting her way across traffic to make that important turn into the entrance closest to Bloomingdales. So don't bogart that joint, my friend, pass it over to me. This is sad, really, because if you're bogarting the Convocation Mall for an evening to set up a beer garden, then it would be in your best interest to make sure that there are people there to drink the beer. Last week, she asked to copy your social studies homework and you caved, but you don't want her bogarting all of your hard-earned work! Tell that to the woman whose trophies she'd bogarted. There is no bogarting of the microphone; from the first shimmering bars of the album you hear that this trio have found a magical balance. My neighbor has learned how to bogart his wireless signal. Blissfully unaware of pot-smoking etiquette, he proceeds to bogart it down to the ashes. Traffic was nil, except for us, which was fortunate considering the way I was bogarting both lanes. He shoulders his way in, bull that he is, by bogarting his way past the people in front of the line. Don't bogart this information - spread the word. Stop bogarting the last beer, Wolf. Then he bogarts all the weed and later on rats everyone out to the cops. Hell, I tell people that all the time so they don't bogart my joint. Synonyms monopolize, keep to oneself, dominate, take over, corner, control Origin 1960s: from Bogart, Humphrey, who often smoked in films. Definition of bogart in US English: bogart verbˈbōɡärt [with object]US informal Selfishly appropriate or keep (something, especially a lit marijuana cigarette) 〈非正式，主美〉侵吞，私占；私藏（尤指大麻香烟） don't bogart that joint, my friend 别把那根大麻香烟私吞了，朋友。 Example sentencesExamples So a broad driving a Mercedes is bogarting her way across traffic to make that important turn into the entrance closest to Bloomingdales. Like Eminem, ecstasy, and Outkast, this election has been co-opted by our moms and dads and it's time for us to say, ‘Don't bogart it!’ I also want to bogart some of the many Red Eyes gig posters left over from evenings past, the better to decorate my home and office. My neighbor has learned how to bogart his wireless signal. Tell that to the woman whose trophies she'd bogarted. He shoulders his way in, bull that he is, by bogarting his way past the people in front of the line. Then he bogarts all the weed and later on rats everyone out to the cops. Don't bogart this information - spread the word. There is no bogarting of the microphone; from the first shimmering bars of the album you hear that this trio have found a magical balance. They mistakenly believed he had tried to bogart the gas and poach the summit. As part of the interview process, he sent a video of himself bogarting a massive pipe full of opium. Traffic was nil, except for us, which was fortunate considering the way I was bogarting both lanes. Blissfully unaware of pot-smoking etiquette, he proceeds to bogart it down to the ashes. Dude, don't bogart the platform. Hell, I tell people that all the time so they don't bogart my joint. So don't bogart that joint, my friend, pass it over to me. This is sad, really, because if you're bogarting the Convocation Mall for an evening to set up a beer garden, then it would be in your best interest to make sure that there are people there to drink the beer. So now I'm bogarting a hundred camels for my wannabe Chekhovian slices-of-life film? Last week, she asked to copy your social studies homework and you caved, but you don't want her bogarting all of your hard-earned work! Stop bogarting the last beer, Wolf. Synonyms monopolize, keep to oneself, dominate, take over, corner, control Origin 1960s: from Bogart, Humphrey, who often smoked in films.
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