Roger

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Used especially in radio communications to indicate receipt of a message. interjection

To have sexual intercourse with (a woman). Used of a man. transitive verb

A ram. See Collins Miscellanies (1742), p. 116. noun

A rogue. Old cant. noun

A black flag with white skull and crossbones, formerly used by pirates; -- called also Jolly Roger and pirate flag. noun

Received (used in radio communications to acknowledge that a message has been received and understood) interjection

Of a man, to have sexual intercourse with (someone), especially in a rough manner. verb

To have sexual intercourse. verb

(radio telecommunications) Received (used in radio communications to acknowledge that a message has been received and understood)

Roger is a person you can always trust. He is smart, very funny, and will always find a way to make you laugh. Roger is very sweet and a lovable partner, he is the bestest friend you could ever have. Whenever you are having a bad day he will be there to put a smile on your face. Roger is a very unique and special person to have in your life and you won't want to forget him. Urban Dictionary

1. A positive acknowlegment; "ok", "understood". Used in (old, military) radio language. Also "roger that". 2. To have sexual intercourse, of course (old british) Urban Dictionary

To roger is an English slang term commonly used to mean have sexual intercourse. However, it is used only for men towards Women, and not the other way round. It is also commonly used to describe the taking of a woman from behind. Urban Dictionary

An acknowledgment of something. Commonly said when using radios. Urban Dictionary

Roger indicates acknowledgment of everything that was just said to you, when really you just mean "Fuck you". Urban Dictionary

To have sexual intercourse with a woman. The act of inserting ones penis into the vagina. Urban Dictionary

Roger, a verb. To Roger is to use a sexual vibrator for female pleasure. The term derives from the vibrators that have a rabbit shaped head on the clitoral head for stimulation, thus referring to the vibrator as "Rover Rabbit" Urban Dictionary

Rogers are guys that are hard headed, and don’t ever want anything to work out. they do things unnecessarily and just for no reason. they avoid admitting and telling the truth. while they cause stress for others they know they are doing it however, they are gym freaks and work out a ton and they are hot. although they’re pretty douchey, rogers tend to make you catch feels for them in the end Urban Dictionary

To get in your pants, and avoid you afterwards Urban Dictionary

(v)-to make moves on a girl your friend is very obviously trying to pick up. Often malicious. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to roger:
roger, rover, roper, roget, koger, rager, boger, rower, roter, romer, roser, ruger, oger, reger, kroger, roker, rodger, rober, loger, roer, royer, roder, droger, rogen, soger, coger, hoger, rogar, rogel, roher, roge, rogier, rooer, rogner, moger, ronger.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word roger:
casement, maris, clemens, mortimer, rabbit, glover, bacon, sicily, fry, sherman, moore, waters, williams, stars, earl, stan, craig, baron, pete, taylor, chicago, gave, miller, movies, andy, politician, norman.

Words that rhyme with roger:
dodger, lodger, rodger, draft dodger, corn dodger, yauger, dislodge her, dodge her, lodge her.

Adjectives that are often used to describe roger:
old, poor, young, little, good, same, dear, beaumont, jolly, last, beloved, real, younger, worthy, sir, next, famous, dearly, trinquier, peire, antoine, big, right, late, brave, honest, faithful, sure, eldest, count, unfortunate, fitz, victorious, raimon, anatole, marie, sorry, dearest, dunbier, ramon, documentary, venerable, vaultier, dead, sensitive, perez, celebrated, sweet, kenward, handsome, glad, claude, proud, regnault, steady, unconscious, beaumontle, bloody, seventeenth, youthful, undoubted, sablonier, lusty, brilliant, dirty, gentle, emmanuel, sheriff, dutch.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective roger:
marx, ducasse, bontemps, viollet.

Consonant match to roger:
rajah, reggie, rojo, ragee, ridgy, rodger, rage a, rage he, rage i, rajah a, rao g, re g, reh g, ridge he, riggi, row g.

Words that sound like roger:
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