- BOGIE
- Actor Humphrey, familiarly
- In a Lonely Place star, informally
- Classic film sobriquet
- Humphrey's nickname
- Humphrey, to Bacall
- Bacall mate, familiarly
- Actor who played 24-Down, familiarly
- The Maltese Falcon star, familiarly
- Casablanca star's nickname
- Classic Hollywood nickname
- Humphrey, to his Hollywood friends
- Bacall's man
- '30s-'50s acting nickname
- Truck wheel assembly
- Affectionate Hollywood nickname
- Nickname heard in the 1981 hit "Key Largo"
- I made more lousy pictures than any actor in history speaker, familiarly
- Bacall's love, informally
- Actor's nickname that sounds like a golf term
- '30s-'50s filmdom nickname
- Bacall's love, familiarly
- Actor's nickname heard in the song "Key Largo"
- Casablanca star, informally
- Casablanca star, familiarly
- Rat Pack founder
- Leader of the original Rat Pack
- Casablanca guy's nickname
- Nickname of the film-legend source of the quote
- Unidentified flying object
- Star of "The Big Sleep," informally
- The Caine Mutiny star, informally
- Hobgoblin.
- Lauren's spouse.
- Goblin.
- Memorable Hollywood nickname.
- Bugbear.
- Railroad-car undercarriage
- Specter.
- Hobgoblin: Var.
- Scary one
- One over par: Var.
- Apparition
- Low truck
- Score one over par
- Tank part
- Strong truck or cart
- Bad score for Nicklaus
- Low truck or cart
- Sam Spade portrayer
- The African Queen co-star, informally
- The Maltese Falcon” actor, informally nyt 2004 BOGIE Bacall's love nyt 2004 BOGOSITY Modern jargon word for complete nonsense nyt 2004 BOGUSALIBIS Fake cover stories nyt 2004 BOHR Physicist Niels nyt 2004 BOILERROOM Part of a ship nyt 2004 BOING Spring sound nyt 2004 BOL La Paz is its cap. nyt 2004 BOL S. Amer. land nyt 2004 BOLDFACE Dark, heavy type nyt 2004 BOLDLYGO Proceed à la Captain Kirk? nyt 2004 BOLERO Ravel classic nyt 2004 BOLEYN Anne ___ (Henry VIII's second) nyt 2004 BOLL Flax pod nyt 2004 BOLLOFCHILE Cotton pod in Santiago? nyt 2004 BOLO Single-edged knife nyt 2004 BOLO Tie with a cord nyt 2004 BOLO Western tie nyt 2004 BOLSTERUP Support, redundantly nyt 2004 BOLT Take off quickly nyt 2004 BOLTDOWN Eat quickly nyt 2004 BOLTON Crooner Michael nyt 2004 BOMBSHELLANNOUNCEMENT The candidate called reporters in for a ___ nyt 2004 BOMBSHELLANNOUNCEMENT The candidate called reporters in for a ___ nyt 2004 BON Encouraging French word nyt 2004 BON French compliment nyt 2004 BON ___ vivant nyt 2004 BONA ___ fide nyt 2004 BONDI Actress Beulah nyt 2004 BONDRATING See 40-Across nyt 2004 BONE Stockpot item nyt 2004 BONEHEADS Ninnies nyt 2004 BONES Jolly Roger feature nyt 2004 BONESUP Studies hard nyt 2004 BONEUP Study nyt 2004 BONGO A beatnik may beat it nyt 2004 BONITO Mackerellike fish nyt 2004 BONNE Adjective with chance or fortune nyt 2004 BONNE Adjective with chance or fortune nyt 2004 BONNYBONNET Pretty woman's hat? nyt 2004 BONO With or Without You" singer
- Spade player, familiarly
- Casablanca star, affectionately
- Bacall's partner in a classic Hollywood romance, informally
- Casablanca co-star, informally
- Humphrey of old Hollywood, to fans
- Bacall's frequent co-star, familiarly
- Bacall's first hubby
- Bacall's onscreen and offscreen love, familiarly
- Blip on a radar screen, perhaps
- UFO, on jetfighter's radar
- UFO, on a jetfighter's radar (Var.)
- Actor Humphrey's nickname
- Nickname for a Hollywood Humphrey
- Actor Humphrey, informally
- Humphrey Bogart, to friends
- Locomotive undercarriage
- Unidentified blip
- Spade player
