bogey

a ciggarette

Let me get a bogey.

by DeVonTheDucer July 26, 2003

bogey

The UK's word for booger

You have bogey up ya nose.

by london gal July 3, 2007

bogey

An aeriral radar contact that has not yet been confirmed as hostile.

All right checkerboard squadron, Watch those Bogeys, if they try to engage, take 'em out.

by JonathanChance October 6, 2003

Bogey

Noun: a tourist in Keswick, often seen wearing clothing from mountain warehouse or trespass, known for using walking sticks on paved streets for no apparent reason, eat scrumpled up egg and cress sandwiches in cling film from deep within their 6 layer rucksack which also contains a straw leading from the bag to their mouth, a mug of carrot and coriander soup, several maps, pop up tent which doesn’t keep out bugs and leaves their legs popping out, and the worlds thinnest sleeping mat.

“Saw a bloke in Keswick the other day he got a pop-up bowl out of his massive bag for his spaniel to drink out of, he was a massive bogey!”

by #1keswickhater August 14, 2023

bogey

small self built gocart. usually built from old prams wheel axels, rope and pieces of old wood in the 50´s & 60´s. typical south manchester (uk) dialect. built by kids for summer fun.

me and our kid built a crackin bogey!

by jo90 July 7, 2010

Bogey

1. Someone who isn't trustworthy

2. Verb: To steal/To trick

Comes from the Air Force term of enemy fighter planes.

Don't trust him, he's a bogey..

by lukobangbang December 18, 2011

bogey

1. A cigarette.
2. An enemy.

1. "Got any bogey's?"
2. "He my bogey."

by Diego August 28, 2003