Commonly used in railroad language to talk about the structure that supports train wheels.

Railroad Context

Refers to the part that helps keep a train or cart steady when moving.

Vehicle Stability

A technical term; non-experts rarely use it outside specific contexts like train transport.

Used to describe imaginary creatures that scare children, usually in bedtime stories.

Used informally, mostly in casual settings or for storytelling among friends and family.

Although similar to 'bogeyman', 'bogie' can imply less fear and more of a mischievous spirit.

This meaning of 'bogie' is usually used in casual speech, often among close friends or family.

Primarily used in the UK, this term for nasal mucus may be unfamiliar to English learners from other regions.

Children and teenagers might use this word as playful slang when talking among peers.