Abbreviation for the term bourgeoisie, which in laymen terms means stuck up, snobbish, or just thinking your better than others because of your economic status. It represents the capitalist class over peasants.

Original usage of Bourgeoisie:1707, "body of freemen in a French town; the French middle class," from Fr. bourgeois, from O.Fr. burgeis, borjois (12c.) "town dweller" (as distinct from "peasant"), from borc "town, village," from Frank. *burg "city" (see borough). Communist use for "the capitalist class

See Boujee... The correct spelling by SoundCloud Rappers.

Aspiring to be upper class, maybe from the French word “bourgeois” or “bourgeoisie”.

Uppity, better than others, often refers to wealth

Of or pertaining to someone who is not only pretentious but believes themselves to be financially and physically superior. Those who succumb to elitist ideals.

A Southern African-American contraction of the word "bourgeoisie", used to describe someone rich or in the upper class. Similar meaning to "sidity".

A person who embodies an attitude or state of mind of superior taste, inclination toward posh and luxurious goods, magnificent fashion sense, and an ultra chic persona that lends to the title of being Boujie.