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boghouse - Wiktionary, the free dictionary
(UK, vulgar slang) An outhouse: an outbuilding used as a lavatory. Synonyms. edit · boggard, craphouse, shithouse; shouse (Australian); see ... en.wiktionary.org
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The Boghouse Podcast - Colonial Philadelphia Archaeology and ...
A podcast about the time Matt and Melissa bought a magic theater from a pedophile, discovered treasure, and became accidental amateur archaeologists. boghouse.thehannah.org
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BOG HOUSE PUB | Fresno CA - Facebook
A Quaint Pub at Marks and Herndon in the Sunset Shopping Center, behinds McDonalds. Serving the Best Beers in the World, or enjoy a Cigar and a great glass of ... www.facebook.com
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bog-house
ˈbog-house dial. and vulgar. [see boggard2.] A privy, ‘a house of office’ J. So bog-shop.1666 R. Head Eng. Rogue x. 85 Fearing I should catch cold, they out of pitty covered me warm in a Bogg-house. 1705 Hickeringill Priest-Cr. ii. v. 48 The Jaques, the Bog-house or House of Office. c 1714 Arbuthnot... Oxford English Dictionary
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Cranberry Bog | Carlisle, MA
The Cranberry Bog is 151 acres, with 40 for cranberry growing, 19 active, and has reservoirs, a historic Bog House, and trails. Parking is on Curve Street. www.carlislema.gov
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BOG HOUSE PUB - Updated August 2025 - 52 Photos & 43 Reviews
Very Irish style pub that is small but if you love good beer you will not be disappointed, they even have a few local taps and some taps from California ... www.yelp.com
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bog-shop
bog-shop vulgar equivalent of bog-house. Oxford English Dictionary
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The Bog House On The Pamet Trail In Truro On Cape Cod
The Bog House, located among former cranberry bogs in the Pamet Valley, was originally constructed around 1830. It supported cranberry harvesting that occurred ... www.mycapecodblog.com
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The Boghouse (@theboghousepodcast) - Instagram
A podcast about the time Matt and Melissa bought a magic theater from a pedophile, discovered treasure, and became accidental citizen archaeologists. www.instagram.com
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boghouse, n. meanings, etymology and more
The earliest known use of the noun boghouse is in the mid 1600s. OED's earliest evidence for boghouse is from 1644, in the writing of J. Booker ... www.oed.com
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Seashore to restore historic bog house - Cape Cod Times
The bog house, an 0s full Cape, was moved to the center of the cranberry bog in the 1880s, at which time the house was raised one story. www.capecodtimes.com
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Hurlothrumbo
The book, titled The Merry-Thought: or, the Glass-Window and Bog-House Miscellany, transcribes graffiti found in public latrines in England, much of it The Merrythought or Bog-House and Glass-Window Miscellany. Readable online or can be downloaded in various formats. 1729 plays wikipedia.org
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Pejorative
single concept, leaping from word to word in a phenomenon known as the euphemism treadmill, for example as in the successive pejoration of the terms bog-house wikipedia.org
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bog
▪ I. bog, n.1 (bɒg) Forms: 6–7 bogg, bogge, 7 boghe, 6– bog. [ad. Ir. or Gael. bogach a bog, f. bog soft, used in composition in the sense of ‘bog’, as bog-luachair bulrush. In Scotland apparently from Gaelic, in England from Irish.] I. 1. a. A piece of wet spongy ground, consisting chiefly of decay... Oxford English Dictionary
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Betty Careless
Some idea of her reputation can be divined from the graffiti "Prayer" attributed to her in the Bog-House Miscellany (ca. 1731): "Grant us good lusty Men wikipedia.org
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