Boogwan 

Boogwan means a girl that is just wrong i mean the most minging fish liped fat ugly mutt that you have ever seen

Boog: a english slang derived for the amercian word boogers for bogies and just nasty stuff

Wan: just means one but the word is said in a jamacian accent and so it sounds like wan

"Blud that girl is Boogwan!"

Boogwan by Greg Osborne (Rev) Jamie Blake (jammi-D) August 3, 2007

Boogan 

Crackheads that are usually homeless that harass people. This term is used a lot in the Midwest especially in Springfield Missouri.

Watch out for that boogan by Kum and Go, he’ll take your bike.

Boogan by L8ersk8er December 15, 2019

Boogang

To snatch or to steal something

That dude totally booganged my food

Boogang by Boogang King May 6, 2018

boogan 

A breed of redneck-natured American family that inhabits lower income neighborhoods in urban sprawl rather than the rural countryside hillbillies typically dwell in.

Males work in manufacturing, auto repair, or meth and vicodin sales.
Females work at Wal-mart...plus a lil meth and vicodin too.
Children raise themselves because they tend to be their own mom/dad, sister/brother, uncle/aunt, or gram/gramp due to high levels of inbreeding.

The family of TV's Roseanne were boogans.

boogan by Ambassador of Boogania August 6, 2010

booswanna 

a womans coochie/pussy
a twat
yes mam uh huh

you have a stanky booswanna

booswanna by jhane johnson April 14, 2007

Booganda 

When a black male shakes his ass for Africa.

Hey look! There's a nigger shaking his booganda for Africa.

Booganda by Niggereater2001sep11th September 10, 2023

Bougwan 

'Bougwan' is a term meaning master in African. In general terms it is used when a dieing woman of inferior caste is in a cave (mortally wounded by an old witch doctor) and wishes to confess her undieing love for a adventurous English gentleman.

The word has fallen out of fashion since the decline of Empire, and indeed it is difficult to see under what circumstances it would today be used.

"Ah! Bougwan, I die!" gasped the beautiful creature. "She crept out-- Gagool; I did not see her, I was faint--and the door began to fall; then she came back, and was looking up the path--I saw her come in through the slowly falling door, and caught her and held her, and she stabbed me, and I die, Bougwan!"

"Say to my lord, Bougwan, that--I love him, and that I am glad to die because I know that he cannot cumber his life with such as I am, for the sun may not mate with the darkness, nor the white with the black."

Bougwan by Sir Henry Curtis' December 27, 2009