A swivelling wheeled structure, to guide and support a locomotive or railway vehicle, usually 4 or 6 wheeled.

booger

A hole that is played one stroke over par, e.g. 4 strokes for a par 3. Can be prefixed with double, triple or quadruple for 2 , 3 or 4 strokes over par. Any more and we usually call it a wipe (unless [..]

Finishing a hole with one throw more than par (1 over Par, or “One Up”).

A score of one-over par on a hole.

One Stroke Over Par

also spelled bogey, refers to a false blip on a radar display. The term is also used to describe radar echoes that occur for unknown reasons, especially in the military, where such a signal might indi [..]

A 4- or 6-wheeled truck used in pairs under long-bodied railway vehicles. The bogie has a central pivot point which allows it to turn as the track curves and thus guide the vehicle into the curve. In the US it is always referred to as a truck. There are almost as many bogie designs as there are bogies. All-welded box-frame bogies with some steering [..]

A frame with wheels on which a container is mounted for street or highway transport. Commonly referred to as a chassis.

A set of wheels built specifically as rear wheels under the container.

(n) an evil spirit(n) an unidentified (and possibly enemy) aircraft

A scarecrow, a goblin. (Bulgarian, bog, a god; Slavonic, bogu; Welsh, bwg, a goblin, our bugbear.)

A structure incorporating suspension elements and fitted with wheels and axles, used to support rail vehicles at or near the ends and capable of rotation in the horizontal plane. It may have one, two [..]

A twin axle wheelset or "truck".

A frame with wheels on which a container rides, more commonly referred to as a chassis

This is a rail term that refers to a frame with wheels on which a container is mounted for over-the-road transport. 

This is a rail term that refers to a frame with wheels on which a container is mounted for over-the-road transport.

A frame with wheels on which a container is mounted for street or highway transport. Commonly referred to as a chassis.

A bogie ( BOH-ghee) (in some senses called a truck in North American English) is a chassis or framework that carries a wheelset, attached to a vehicle—a modular subassembly of wheels and axles. Bogies [..]

A bogie is part of a railway car.