J Bigga

J Bigga is a Singer, Songwriter and Comedian who has written hundreds of songs.

I'm listening to J Bigga's song Puppies.

by alisoncccd October 25, 2009

Bugaboo

Bugaboo is what Cat noir calls ladybug as a nickname.

Ladybug: "If you call me bugaboo one more time I'll start calling you banananoir", Cat noir: "As you wish bugaboo."

by itsjusmecarla April 13, 2021

beggar

a term used to describe a person that barely has anything, has no home and begs for money.

Jackson:*holds out hand in cupping position* Please take mercy on a poor boy...

Ryan: Take no notice of the beggar.
Johnny: Yeah, most of them are fakes.
Ryan: Well lets leave the beggar to beg away.

by guess who? =] December 11, 2008

Bagga

(Literally) Bag of.

A lot of something.
From Jamaican Patois.

"Di gyal ave bagga man pon di weekend."
(The girl sleeps with lots of men at the weekend.)

Bagga Riddim - lots of music/tunes. A lot of rhythm.
6th studio album by UB40 Baggariddim.

by Kwismon April 7, 2019

baggage

The shit people go into relationships with. ie, kids, addictions, diseases/
can be used to imply that someone has HIV

used in RENT
"I should tell you, ive got baggage"-mimi
"mimi's got her baggage too," roger
"so do you" (Mark)

by Isaac February 19, 2004

boggart

Verb. The action of not sharing something meant to be shared, or over-using or consuming something that belongs to someone else. To hog something that doesn't belong to you or to take more than your share.
Contrary to the popular belief that the term has something to do with actor Humphrey Bogart, the term refers to a household fairy of English folklore, a boggart, that would cause items to disappear.

"Stop boggarting the potato chips - leave some for the rest of us!"

Noun: "Stop being such a boggart."

by cardboardmasks April 4, 2009

Biggar

place. Amusingly named hamlet in Saskatchewan, Canada known as a waystop on the trail to Saskatoon and as the birthplace of four-a-side lassies ice curling. Aboriginal influences were never quite extinguished by the European influx thus Biggar retains a cross-cultural flair that attracts tourists, Scandanavian ethnographers and geneologists.

Grain farming and grain farming remain the primary industries although many music teachers work there, part-time nursing positions abound and the Adult Theatre Group has a steady audience for their original shows and endless Godspell adaptations.

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"New York may be large and smelly, but Biggar isn't better!"

No. I don't think that should go up on the sign.

How about "New York is big ... but this is Biggar!"

That's better.

by gnostic1 March 16, 2012