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blogna or bologna: (pronouced bah-log-nah or bah-loan-ee) A slang term pronouncing a lack of sincerity; calling one's bluff; also, being "full of it"
You're full of blogna!
blogna by LeeLou September 30, 2006
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blogna sandwich 

What one is said to have eaten after spending one's lunch-break reading blogs.
Q - Hey, what did you eat for lunch?
A - I had a blogna sandwich; KemMeyer.com has a cool new post!
blogna sandwich by shawnc July 18, 2007
Adversity that falls between the categories of bologna and bullshit. While not as ignorable as bologna, it requires less attention than bullshit would.
I was required to submit my cancellation request by the 15th, and now I am being invoiced for something I did not intend to purchase...this is bulogna.
bulogna by Captain Cid November 19, 2020

Bologna ponymen 

Bologna ponymen dress like cowboy Mount each other off into the mountains when jerking get hard
Is bologna ponymen so hard
Bologna ponymen by Kingofdick June 18, 2019

bologna tugboat 

An awesome insult that was originated on the final TV episode of the Trailer Park Boys. The line was directed at Phil Collins, an overweight supporting character who, in the context of this episode, was furious at being denied a chance to consume a tenth bologna sandwich. Phil, whose appearance has been described as resembling a human house, was given a whole block of bologna, which he was seen cuddling the next day when he awoke from an inebriated state.
I think it's time to lay off the sandwiches for awhile, ya fuckin' bologna tugboat!
Bogna (not to be mistaken with Bogdan, which is a typical Polish male name) is a very rare Polish name for a girl; therefore, if you happen to chat with a girl by the name of Bogna without actually seeing or knowing her, you must remember a few things. First and foremost, there is a good chance she's pretty; secondly, she's either rich or her parents just have a taste for rare names. Finally, name-days for most Poles are very important. Her name-day is on the 20th of June and 23 of July, so if you want to get to know a Bogna you should never forget this.
A POLISH GUY: So what's your name?
BOGNA: Bogna.
A POLISH GUY: What?!
BOGNA: Bogna.
A POLISH GUY: Is it short for anything?
BOGNA: Yes, for Bogna.
Bogna by gazo45 February 7, 2010
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Me: Poggers!
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So Joe where are you taking the kids for spring break vacation? We are going on an oblication to Boca to visit my mother-in-law.
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