boglet

Derivative of the word 'bog', or 'to bog', meaning to shit.

A 'boglet' is the offspring of a bog, and is thus a small terd, neatly packaged enough to form an individual portion of the bog.

Scotty: Captn', we got klingons here!

Kirk: Can you wipe them off Scotty?

Scotty: Och. 's no good capn'. Thar be boglets clingin' to the hair big enough to swallow the paper for sure.

by Frantic May 29, 2004

Boglet

Commonly known as a 'Boggy' (a roll up cigarette) on a more miniscule scale. Boglets primarly consists of two ingrediants that are essential to the construction of a boglet. Traditionaly to make one you need first a rolling paper, for the ideal boglet roll half the size of a 'boggy'. boglets are ideal for conserving resources and cutting down on nicotine. Its also fun to say "BOGLET BOGLET BOGLET BOGLET BOGLET BOGLET"

have a go :

"I quite fancy a smoke, can i pinch a boggy?"
"Nah I got bare minimal baccy, i'll roll ya a boglet"
"Sick... BOGLETBOGLETBOGLETBOGLETBOGLET"

by Luke Button March 12, 2008

I need more boulets

I need more boulets was a war cry used by the French soldiers during WW2, suicide bombers would also scream this before nose diving into a battleship.

soldier 1: Stay behind me, I'll give you cover! *gun shots*
soldier 2: I need more boulets I need more boulets
soldier 3: I need more boulets I need more boulets
soldier 4: I need more boulets I need more boulets

by puturdikawaywaltuh August 22, 2023

Bowlet

Pronounced (bowl)-(lit). Early 80's haircut. Bowl cut + Mullet = Bowlet.

The magnitude of that bowlet is off the charts.
http://bestuff.com/stuff/bowlet

by LouieC January 12, 2009

Boolet

Something that the Heavy from Team Fortress 2 can outsmart

"... I have yet to see one that can outsmart boolet."

by The Heavy March 9, 2009

Boblet

An amazing name for anyone named "Bobby"
Founded by Miss Hayes.

Bobby: Hey Alex!
Alex: Yo Boblet! wassup!

by Pierceyboi April 28, 2011

Bogley

noun;
1. An anus, scrotum or other term usually referring to a sexual part of the human body.

2. Preferably paired with the prefix phrase, "Right in the-"

Miranda kicked Luke right in the bogley.

Mike likes it right in the bogley.

by MaiPandaBear August 12, 2012