bogart

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Node.js with Bogart (promise-based framework similar to Express), Redis or Postgres, and Foundation.

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Quick take

To behave in a manner similar to the on-screen characters portrayed by Humphrey Bogart.

Meaning at a glance

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verb

To behave in a manner similar to the on-screen characters portrayed by Humphrey Bogart.

noun

An English surname from Dutch, most famously borne by American actor Humphrey Bogart.

noun

(slang) An obnoxious, selfish and overbearing person; an attention hog.

Definitions

Core meanings and parts of speech for bogart.

verb

To behave in a manner similar to the on-screen characters portrayed by Humphrey Bogart.

See also: bogey, humphrey-bogart

noun

An English surname from Dutch, most famously borne by American actor Humphrey Bogart.

See also: bogey, humphrey-bogart

noun

(slang) An obnoxious, selfish and overbearing person; an attention hog.

See also: bogey, humphrey-bogart

verb

(transitive, informal) To obtain by bullying, intimidation; be a tough guy.

See also: bogey, humphrey-bogart

Example sentences

Node.js with Bogart (promise-based framework similar to Express), Redis or Postgres, and Foundation.

They might have gone off to Bogart to get a job at the new Caterpillar plant, or to the retail development on University Parkway.

It's silly to think that Coca Cola would try; and nothing at all like GW trying to bogart parts of the common sci-fi vernacular.

I'm almost offended that some port of Linux is trying to bogart it.

Every sang froid action hero is copying Clint Eastwood from the 60s who was copying Toshiro Mifune from the 50s who was copying Humphrey Bogart from the 40s.

I'd expect autosave to prevent typing, which would bogart the workflow.

I don't think anyone in Bogart or Carl is going to lose sleep over it, and I don't think it would tell you anything about the people surveyed.

Wow, after playing with it for 60 seconds my wife and I found a Humphrey Bogart movie we had never heard of that we are now going to watch.

However, when we sent the album off to LA, Neil Bogart called back straight away and said, 'The single is 'I Feel Love', it needs three edits and these are the edits.' Doing these immediately improved the fluidity of the track no end.

Quote examples

The flexibility offered by "fuck you money" as Humphrey Bogart and others have noted is tremendously valuable.

However, because of his uncanny feel for the music, Bogart knew exactly where the track should be edited and, of course, the improvement was fantastic.” Crazy story, isn't it?

> "Bogart was having an orgy at his house, there was a lot of coke going on and, to use his own language, they were all 'f*cking to this track' and the crowd there had him replay the song over and over again.

Proper noun examples

Suddenly, a 'Eureka' thought hit Bogart; he recalled 'In‑A‑Gadda‑Da‑Vida' by Iron Butterfly, which had taken up a whole side.

As an antidote most people I know do not share the same tastes as me (I find the 30s-50s as my golden age of cinema and love Humphrey Bogart) as I with them.

> The last song on the album, recorded in two to three hours and designed to transport listeners into the future, 'I Feel Love' would quickly become a gay anthem, not least because of Neil Bogart's astute marketing, while topping the UK singles chart and climbing to number six on the Billboard Hot 100.