Bogie

[Sarah]

A four-wheeled truck, having a certain amount of play around avertical axis, used to support in part a locomotive on a railwaytrack.

[Sarah]

Cigarette. Taken from screen actor Humphrey Bogart who was often seen smoking in his films.

[Sarah]

Term used in the Air Force, an unknown aerial target, one that hasn't been identified as friendly or hostile because of range, weather, or other reasons.

[Sarah]

A slang word for cigarette, commonly used in southern Ontario Canada and the eastern United states.

[Sarah]

A common term used in irvington, new york.

meaning: cigarette

[Sarah]

A bogie is a scottish term for a child's toy cart - the sort of thing we used to lash up from an orange box and a set of pram wheels. Soapbox is the nearest equivalent

[Sarah]

Slang for a cigarette. Taken from Humphrey Bogart. Often times confused with Stogies, a slang word for a cigar or cigarello.
Plural: bogies
Other forms: Boge (singular), Boges (plural)

[Sarah]

(n.) Solitary bicycle police with helmets and short shorts that patrol college campuses in the dead of night.

[Sarah]

A boner, pokie, Doinky doink, pants enlarger, buldge, erection, anything protruding from the males pants and can be seen from a distance.

[Jessica]

An undercarriage with four or six wheels pivoted beneath the end of a railway vehicle.

[Dave Paprocki]

a low framework on wheels, put under another vehicle such as a rail carriage so it can move: