bog n.2
1. (Aus.) a racist term aimed at any non-Anglo-Saxon individual; also attrib.
![[Aus]](/static/img/flags/aus.png "Australia") | (ref. to 1960s) Aus. Slanguage (1989) 171: He publically expressed the view that all foreigners [...] were wogs, dogs, bogs or logs. | |
| Lily on the Dustbin 182: Australian general slang employs a battery of racist phrases such as ‘wog’, ‘bog’, ‘Itie’ and ‘chow’. | |
| G’DAY 32: The bogs also have gang bangs in the backs of the bog wagons and the last one in stirs the porridge. | |
| Zero at the Bone [ebook] [T]he skinheads held the prime real estate of the Mall, the Bogs had lower Wellington Street and the Blacks still had large parts of East Perth. | |
| Old Scores [ebook] [T]here were no blackfellas or bog hoons or poor old immigrants on this street. It was all graphic designers and politicians’ offices. |
2. see bogan n.
In compounds
(Aus) . a panel van or 4WD van, the back of which, with sound system and a mattress, is used for sexual encounters.
| G’DAY 1: She comes across for some of Shane’s mates in the back of their bog wagons. | |
| Aus.-Amer. Dict. 38: BOG WAGON: Not a septic tank pump truck but a panel van conversion fixed up with all the accouterments [sic] for scoring sexually. | |
| Aus. Motorcycle News 19 23/3: The first I saw was the brake light silhouette the rear of the bike when the bog wagon cut him off and made him brake. |