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bougie

adjective as in posh

noun as in candle

Strongest match

Strong matches

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Then it could be boxed up when they need the space for more condos or bougie swap meets.

Ramp-obsessed urbanites have turned what was once a relatively obscure allium most popular in the Appalachian region into something that bougie New Yorkers hunt down at restaurants and farmers markets every April.

From Vox

To enjoy fast food, then, was to reject bougie aesthetics and be a person of the people, to not yuck a yum.

From Eater

Your friends may call you bougie, but just tell them you’re cultured.

From Ozy

For this purpose the bougie may be marked at its outer extremity.

(c) The tip of the bougie may break off whilst in the Eustachian tube.

Each was 5¼ inches in length, the handle measuring 1½ inches and the bougie the remainder.

All the same Bougie has little enough of interest for the conventional tourist.

Djidjelli, a hundred kilometres east of Bougie by a wonderful coast road, was the ancient colony of Igilgili of Augustus.

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On this page you'll find 32 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to bougie, such as: chic, classy, deluxe, elegant, exclusive, and fashionable.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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