2 definitions by aiden20
In Bolognese dialect (Bologna; Italy), 'bazza' means to hustle. This term can also be used to describe a non-transparent business deal, but one that is certainly convenient, or to enter an establishment because you are in cahoots with the owner, without having to queue endlessly.
“Ma sei riuscito a entrare?” – “Sì, c’ho una bazza con il buttafuori!”
"But did you get in?" - "Yeah, I've got a bazza with the bouncer!"
"But did you get in?" - "Yeah, I've got a bazza with the bouncer!"
by aiden20 March 27, 2022
"Stare in polleg' in the Bolognese dialect actually means to rest, to stay calm. "Last night I didn't go out, I 'polleggiato' on the sofa." This term is also often used in the imperative form of the verb, in an intimidating tone to cool down the tempers of the scoundrel on duty who is pushing not to queue at the entrance to the disco.
by aiden20 March 27, 2022