bonafide?

posted 14 years ago by macaro1
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can someone explain to me what that means that he is not bonafide?

[–] 14 years ago

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[–] kkhsiivonen 14 years ago

That being mala fides

[–] bhilburn 12 years ago

bonafide
1.made sincerely, in good faith
2.genuine or authentic

Not being bonafide is the opposite of the above listed definition.

[–] taloriastiffin 11 years ago

Some define it as lawful and official, and since Everett was a criminal and supposedly dead he was neither of those things.

[–] csteve67 11 years ago

not bonafide = a SCRUB

"Vive la mort, vive la guerre, vive le sacre mercenaire."

[–] bhilburn 10 years ago

Or misdemeanoring miscreants as Pappy O'Dannel called them.

"check the imdb cast list before asking who portrayed who in movies please"

[–] [deleted] 7 years ago

That's just how they say "legit" in this movie.

[–] [deleted] 5 years ago

Exactly.

[–] HedleyLamarr (402) 4 years ago

Dr Samuel Johnson's Dictionary lists the word Bonafied as a man or woman who has not met with harsh contact with a locomotive.