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To Take charge..be in control.Push foward moving anything or person out of your way.
im driving in traffic need to switching lanes no cars will give me the consent to merge over so i boguard my way into the turning lane.
Boguard by tommy shoemaker June 28, 2012
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someone who keeps lighting the weed after its already burning,they try to get a bigger hit but their just being stupid
stop boguardin' the bowl
boguard by Matt January 13, 2004

terry bogard 

The main character in Fatal Fury, should be the main character in Kings of Fighters, could kick Kto's ass anyday.
Terry Bogard is the most bad-ass character ever, he kicked Geese Howard's ass in FF1 with the Hakkyokuseiken.
terry bogard by Khoa Phan February 20, 2005

Bogardus 

Taken from the driveway scene in the 1998 comedy-drama film "The Adventures of Sebastian Cole" before the punk band performance.

A word known for its bizzare slang composition which would sound like "Bogus" and "Gnarly" in one's ears.

Can be defined as a way to ridicule someone's ideas that might seem prodigious or can be used to relate to doubtful situations/events.
*1: "Man... people are actually spending money on doggles. That's bogardus!"

*2: "Ammy said she got jumped outside the bar, last night? That's Bogardus... I was outside that bar, smoking a joint with my friends, that night."
Bogardus by Chris Turfer September 9, 2010

bogardthat 

Bogardthat is derived from 2 words: bogard and that.

Bogard v. To move, behave, or act with bold selfishness, especially in a way that demonstrates that nothing or no one will prevent attaining goals, success, etc.

BogardThat v. The act of attaining, conquering, claiming, etc something as one's own. It is active.
If you want success, bogardthat. La'Nardo and Kinnette Myrick are so positive. They bogardthat positivity.
bogardthat by Producer 9-0 April 18, 2019

Winstone Bogarde 

To be one lazy fucker.

Pronounce Winstone BO-HARDER.
Former chelsea player aptly named Winstone Bogarde, who never played a single game in four years. But still raked in £40,000 a week. This was before the Roman Abramovich revolution.