Signature: "The question is," said Alice, "whether you can make words mean so many different things. Re: bogart Post by Madcom » Thu Oct 01, am Is there any chance that "bogart" has converged with "boggart"?
I love the Humphrey Bogart explanation but as I was reading it I kept thinking of the English folkloric boggart It is part of a collection of 'bugbear' type spirits, which also include bogles, boogies and boogeymen. It is also considered to be related to brownies but is differentiated for being less helpful than a brownie and more malicious than a boogie.
The earliest modern form appears to be Scottish bogle "ghost," attested from c. As we are told that our surnames were originally a reflection of our job or where we came from then maybe Humphrey Bogart's ancestors were boggarts? WoZ tha bogle. Re: bogart Post by Dagwood » Wed Jan 24, am I always assumed it came as a reference to Bogart's tendency to wet lip a cigarette.
He was known to spit see any of his movies when he talked and you can image how the end of his cigarette would get sloppy when he smoked. It also meant that in my neck of the woods. Oddly, it meant both things While switching trains in Boston, the prisoner smashed Bogart across the mouth with his shackles.
Bogart was in a car accident in His front teeth were knocked out hindering his speech more than his lisp ever could have. Queen cruises again! Made famous in the movie of the same name starring Humphrey Bogart and Katherine Hepburn she still remains a timeless classic. Many critics felt that Humphrey Bogart was miscast in the film, and that William Holden should have played Linus with a younger actor as David. Hawks sought Bacall out in April and signed her for the role, her first movie appearance.
The song was released on LP in , and subsequently used in the film Easy Rider. In the television series The Mentalist Season 5, Episode 10 , Patrick Jane, a consultant with the "CBI", informs a tobacco company that "someone bogarted your stash" of marijuana. Definition from Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
See also: Bogart. What a Bogart!!!
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