bogy
ˈboʊɡi
bogies
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Definition of bogy - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
supernaturalRareimaginary evil spiritRare
  • Children feared the bogy would come at night.
bogey bogie
2.
aviationTECH.USunidentified aircraft, possibly an enemyTECH.US
  • The radar detected a bogy approaching fast.
bogey
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Origin of bogy

Scottish, bogill (ghost)

Examples of bogy in a sentence

  • The villagers believed a bogy lurked in the shadows.
  • Pilots were alerted to a bogy on their tail.
  • The squadron scrambled to intercept the incoming bogy.

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  1. French:spectre, bogey, ...
  2. German:Geist, Bogey, ...
  3. Italian:fantasma, aeromobile non identificato, ...
  4. Spanish:espíritu maligno, bogey, ...
  5. Portuguese:espírito maligno, intruso, ...
  6. Chinese:幽灵, 不明飞行物, ...
  7. Japanese:お化け, 未確認機, ...
  8. Arabic:عفريت, هَدَف جَوِّي غَيْر مَعْرُوف, ...
  9. Hebrew:שֵׁד, מָטוֹס לֹא מְזֹהֶה, ...
  10. Russian:привидение, неопознанный объект, ...
  11. Ukrainian:привид, невідомий літак, ...
  12. Hindi:डरावना भूत, बोगी, ...
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