Does anyone knows the word "Bargs"?

by Dok
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I have an idea and i'm looking for a word to represent it.

The general idea is about: Bargains / deals

Does the word "Bargs" is good enough to represent my general idea? (what jumping to your head when you hearing the word bargs?)

thanks alot for the replies!
#bargs #word
  • Profile picture of the author Mark Andrews
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    Huh? :confused:

    Great first post. Which doesn't make any sense.

    What do I think of when I see this?...

    Bargs

    I think you've spelt barges wrong that's what. And nothing to do with bargains.

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  • Profile picture of the author methomas
    Hi,

    Bargs Root Beer

    A famous bottled drink made in New Orleans, Louisiana from the sassafras tree.

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    • Profile picture of the author MontelloMarketing
      Originally Posted by methomas View Post

      Hi,

      Bargs Root Beer

      A famous bottled drink made in New Orleans, Louisiana from the sassafras tree.

      M E
      Actually you're thinking of Barq's... not Barg's.
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      • Profile picture of the author Dok
        Hello and thank you all for your replies;

        "Bargs" - "Urban London slang; short for "bargain"." :
        urbandictionary . com / define. php ? term = Bargs
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        • Profile picture of the author Ken Strong
          Originally Posted by Dok View Post

          Hello and thank you all for your replies;

          "Bargs" - "Urban London slang; short for "bargain"." :
          urbandictionary . com / define. php ? term = Bargs
          Interesting -- I did not know that. The fact that you had to explain it to us should give you the answer you need.
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        • Profile picture of the author Mark Andrews
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          Originally Posted by Dok View Post

          "Bargs" - "Urban London slang; short for "bargain"." :
          urbandictionary . com / define. php ? term = Bargs
          I was aware of the word used in this context but have you ever heard anyone anywhere use it in conversation?

          "I'm just going into town to pick up some bargs in the sales." Errr no, I don't think so.
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      • Profile picture of the author The Copy Nazi
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        Originally Posted by MontelloMarketing View Post

        Actually you're thinking of Barq's... not Barg's.
        Seems MeThomas was barqing up the wrong tree.

        MeMalkie

        p.s. their slogan is "Barqs has bite"

        http://barqs.com/index.jsp
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        • Profile picture of the author writeandreview
          Originally Posted by The Copy Nazi View Post

          p.s. their slogan is "Barqs has bite"
          Are you sure? I could've sworn they recently changed it to something like:

          At Last! Secrets of Barq's Bite Finally Laid Bare
          The Bitter But Blatant Truth Behind the Strategy of Billions of Bottles Sold

          (And how you can use it to virtually pour yourself a pint of profit.)

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      • Profile picture of the author Cam Connor
        Originally Posted by MontelloMarketing View Post

        Actually you're thinking of Barq's... not Barg's.
        And these guys pretty much make the best cream soda ever.
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  • Profile picture of the author SusanLandry
    No, I don't think "bargs" is a good way to convey the concept of bargains/deals. I've never heard it used, and it appears at first glance as a misspelling of either "barges" or bangs." Trying to coin your own phrases is usually a risky venture.
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  • Profile picture of the author JustSomeWarrior
    In what context were you planning on using the phrase? As a stand alone word, I wouldn't know what you meant. But if you used it as the name of a product, or as a term on a website that deals with bargains and deals, it might actually prove to be catchy and useful.

    In order for me to tell you what I think, I really need to know the context of use.
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