blaggard

From blackguard -- either concerning street urchins who would blacken clients' shoes, or from the house servants who worked in the dark quarters of the house: a person whose conduct or character is disgraceful, disgusting, morally unfit; a thief with evil intent; a contemptible scoundrel; a term of abuse; a foulmouthed person

I won't have that blaggard take one step in my quarters!

by William Thompson October 17, 2007

Blagho

1.African American Hussy

2.Black Whore

3.Your Mom

That person is such blagho.

Blake is such a blagho.

by Black-hoe July 12, 2011

Blag

To gain, usually entrance to a restricted area or club, or some material good, through confidence trickery or cheekiness. Lying is also acceptable.

I blagged my way into the VIP area.
I blagged some free CDs off the label.

by Stuart April 27, 2004

blagojevate

Pronounced: bla-goy-ya-vate

To consistently spew utter nonsense with blatant disregard to fact.

I blagojevate on a regular basis because my life is one big lie.

by blagojevate January 29, 2009

blagard

1. Old-fashioned English, properly spelled "blackguard" but pronounced "blaggard". Means a scoundrel or villain.
2. Thief

It's the only life we'll know, Blagards to the bone.

by SpineRazor October 3, 2008

Beag

Beag is another word to identify a legend. Mainly used in England.

That guy, an absolute Beag in his own right.

by Lehmons June 2, 2018

beagle

A miniature Foxhound, solid and big for his inches, with the wear-and-tear look of the hound that can last in the chase and follow his quarry to the death.
Usually stand no more than fifteen inches to the shoulder.

OR

A talisman of British ineptness at space exploration... currently a probe lying in zillions of pieces on the surface of Mars.

"Look at that valiant Beagle ripping that helpless fox to shreds"

"We are currently unable to contact the Beagle 2 probe, but this does not, I repeat NOT mean we have failed"

by Joe/Joseph/Boycie/Fred/Bassman May 30, 2004