bogarting (Meaning)

bogarting

to use or consume without sharing, bully sense 2

The jealous spouse bogarted the remote control, refusing to share it with anyone.
The selfish student bogarted the study materials, keeping them all to himself.
The greedy colleague bogarted the best assignments, leaving less desirable tasks for others.
The inconsiderate roommate bogarted the bathroom, spending hours inside while others waited.
The possessive parent bogarted the child's attention, preventing them from interacting with others.
The aloof party-goer bogarted a conversation with the guest of honor, monopolizing their time.
The arrogant politician bogarted the spotlight, giving lengthy speeches while ignoring others' contributions.
The unscrupulous executive bogarted company resources, using them for personal gain.
The spiteful neighbor bogarted the parking spot, spitefully preventing their nemesis from using it.
The manipulative friend bogarted the group's plans, unilaterally deciding where they would go and what they would do.

to use or consume without sharing, bully sense 2

coercing, bullying, scaring, browbeating, bullyragging,intimidating, startling, frightening, hectoring, harassing

consoling, encouraging, soothing, reassuring,cheering, comforting, convincing, steeling, persuading,solacing

The jealous spouse bogarted the remote control, refusing to share it with anyone.

The selfish student bogarted the study materials, keeping them all to himself.

The greedy colleague bogarted the best assignments, leaving less desirable tasks for others.

The inconsiderate roommate bogarted the bathroom, spending hours inside while others waited.