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> Bogus.
Bogtrotters.
Bohême (
La
).
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BIBLIOGRAPHIC RECORD
E. Cobham Brewer
18101897
. Dictionary of Phrase and Fable. 1898.
Bogus.
Bogus currency.
Forged or sham bills.
Bogus transactions.
Fraudulent transactions. The word is by some connected with bogie.
1
Lowell (
Biglow Papers
) says, I more than suspect the word to be a corruption of the French
bagasse.
In French argot is another word (
bogue
), the find of a green chestnut, or case of a watch; a bogus chestnut or watch.
Bogtrotters.
Bohême (
La
).
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