bloggart
He's absolofuckentutely a bloggart.
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boggart
Verb. The action of not sharing something meant to be shared, or over-using or consuming something that belongs to someone else. To hog something that doesn't belong to you or to take more than your share.
Contrary to the popular belief that the term has something to do with actor Humphrey Bogart, the term refers to a household fairy of English folklore, a boggart, that would cause items to disappear.
Contrary to the popular belief that the term has something to do with actor Humphrey Bogart, the term refers to a household fairy of English folklore, a boggart, that would cause items to disappear.
"Stop boggarting the potato chips - leave some for the rest of us!"
Noun: "Stop being such a boggart."
Noun: "Stop being such a boggart."
boggart by cardboardmasks April 4, 2009
boggart
To hog something such as a hooka. Not sharing in the circle, or giving it off after youve killed most of it yourself.
boggart by Jamey Grant September 25, 2006
Boggart
It's originally a character in "Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban" which changes it's appearance to whatever it's current viewer finds most unpleasant.
It's also a term for a person who pretends to be someone other than their own to be more intimidating to others.
It's also a term for a person who pretends to be someone other than their own to be more intimidating to others.
blogart
1- the act of monopolizing someone's blog by posting endless links back to your blog. An act often performed by tinfoilers attempting to hijack traffic from a more popular blog.
2- monopolizing someones blog by copying and pasting a blogpotomus from your own site.
2- monopolizing someones blog by copying and pasting a blogpotomus from your own site.
blogart by Sam Taylor & Thom George December 9, 2008
Bloggertising
1. People who send shit to bloggers to get them to recommend it, or give interviews, or send press to get them to post something. It is part of guerrilla advertising.
2. To convince the blogger to post about you, or talk
positively about your product .
2. To convince the blogger to post about you, or talk
positively about your product .
1.He sent in a sample of his product to the new "go to" blog in hope to get some good bloggertising"
2. John posted a good review of my web site on his blog.
The bloggertising paid off with lots of hits.
2. John posted a good review of my web site on his blog.
The bloggertising paid off with lots of hits.
Bloggertising by mwukes October 15, 2009
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