| ROGUE | • rogue n. A scoundrel, rascal or unprincipled, deceitful, and unreliable person. • rogue n. A mischievous scamp. • rogue n. A vagrant. |
| ROGUED | • rogued v. Simple past tense and past participle of rogue. • ROGUE v. to cheat or defraud. |
| ROGUEING | • rogueing v. Present participle of rogue. • ROGUE v. to cheat or defraud. |
| ROGUER | • ROGUER n. a rogue. |
| ROGUERIES | • rogueries n. Plural of roguery. • ROGUERY n. roguish conduct. |
| ROGUERS | • ROGUER n. a rogue. |
| ROGUERY | • roguery n. Malicious or reckless behaviour. • roguery n. Mischievous behaviour. • ROGUERY n. roguish conduct. |
| ROGUES | • rogues n. Plural of rogue. • rogues v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of rogue. • Rogues prop.n. Plural of Rogue. |
| ROGUESHIP | • rogueship n. (Humorous) The quality or state of being a rogue. • ROGUESHIP n. (archaic) the state of being a rogue. |
| ROGUESHIPS | • rogueships n. Plural of rogueship. • ROGUESHIP n. (archaic) the state of being a rogue. |
| ROGUIER | • ROGUY adj. roguish. |
| ROGUIEST | • ROGUY adj. roguish. |
| ROGUING | • roguing v. Present participle of rogue. • ROGUE v. to cheat or defraud. |
| ROGUISH | • roguish adj. Unprincipled or unscrupulous. • roguish adj. Mischievous and playful. • ROGUISH adj. dishonest. |
| ROGUISHLY | • roguishly adv. In a roguish manner. • ROGUISH adv. dishonest. |
| ROGUISHNESS | • roguishness n. The property of being or appearing roguish. • ROGUISHNESS n. the state of being roguish. |
| ROGUISHNESSES | • roguishnesses n. Plural of roguishness. • ROGUISHNESS n. the state of being roguish. |
| ROGUY | • roguy adj. (Obsolete) roguish. • ROGUY adj. roguish. |