bogart

To take position at, or possesion of, something before it is commonly open to such.

"That TFP guy bogarted the communion rail again!"

by Greg November 25, 2004

Bogart

To be selfish, to take all of something. Often used in reference to Marijuana. Named for Neil Bogart the label boss who requested that the title track of Donna Summer's 1975 album "Love to Love You Baby" be stretched to a 16 minute plus track which filled out one whole side of the LP. This only left room for 5 songs on the other side, because Neil had "Bogarted" the whole first side.

Don't bogart the (weed, doritoes, etc.), man.

by Aaron N Long May 28, 2008

bogart

to steal or to take, however the reference is made in a lightened manner

Don't bogart my chips man!

by Alex April 07, 2003

bogart

To stop others from having or using something, being prevented.

Don't Bogart the Bog, I really have to go right now, man!!!

by Dophler October 16, 2006

bogart

noun: a thief

verb: to steal or snatch stealthily

boh-gart

Don't be such a bogart.

He totally bogarted my car keys.

by Anonymous May 26, 2003

bogart

To "bogart" is to keep in possesion of an object for an imhuman amount of time.

"hey! stop bogarting the hackey sack, you boagart." or "quit bogarting the reefer"

by blind July 19, 2003

Bogart

V. To steal or wordlift/word something. Derived from the actor Humphrey Bogart.

Don't bogart my lunch.

by The_Magistrate July 21, 2003