Rogue

What do we mean by rogue?

An unprincipled, deceitful, and unreliable person; a scoundrel or rascal. noun

One who is playfully mischievous; a scamp. noun

A wandering beggar; a vagrant. noun

A vicious and solitary animal, especially an elephant that has separated itself from its herd. noun

An organism, especially a plant, that shows an undesirable variation from a standard. noun

Vicious and solitary. Used of an animal, especially an elephant. adjective

Large, destructive, and anomalous or unpredictable. adjective

Operating outside normal or desirable controls. adjective

To remove (diseased or abnormal specimens) from a group of plants of the same variety. intransitive verb

To remove diseased or abnormal plants. intransitive verb

A bait, used in the sardine fishery, consisting of an oily dough made of the roe and entrails of codfish. noun

To play the rogue; play knavish tricks.

To wander; tramp; play the vagabond.

To call (one) a rogue; denounce as a rogue; stigmatize as a cheat or impostor.

To cheat; injure by roguery.

To uproot or destroy, as plants which do not conform to a desired standard.

A vagrant; a sturdy beggar; a tramp. noun

A knave; a dishonest person; a rascal: applied generally to males. noun

A sly fellow; a wag. noun

A mischievous or playful person: applied in slight endearment to children or women. Compare roguish, 3. noun

A scoundrel, rascal or unprincipled, deceitful, and unreliable person.

A mischievous scamp.

A vagrant.

Deceitful software pretending to be anti-spyware, but in fact being malicious software itself.

An aggressive animal separate from the herd, especially an elephant.

A plant that shows some undesirable variation.

A character class focusing on stealthy conduct.

Terminology for one's name without saying their actual name, originated in East Palo Alto Urban Dictionary

Noun; 1. a rebellious, loner who follows their own rules 2. a prostitute who rejects the idea of pimps 3. an independent woman 4. a person who cons using intellect, charm, or force 5. an uncontrollable person Urban Dictionary

A sly, mysterious, and/or deceitful person / thing To steal or cheat something from someone Urban Dictionary

In World of Warcraft, a sneaky little bugger that wears leather armour, and attacks with pointy things to do a lot of damage in a little amount of time. Commonly mispelled "rouge". Urban Dictionary

Meaning Brothers or Homies, But From East Palo Alto not Palo Alto there are Too Rich, Old and White. Urban Dictionary

If something is rogue then that something is generally accepted as being cool, legit, or goon. It can be pronounced as rogue, or rojay. Urban Dictionary

1) sneaky,sly,or dangerous 2)someone turned evil Urban Dictionary

A ghetto term for dude that orginated from east palo alto Urban Dictionary

A term from Palo Alto meaning "brothers" or "buddies". Urban Dictionary

Getting banned on RogueRadar's twitch and/or discord Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to rogue:
rogue, vogue, roue, brogue, roque, drogue, bogue, logue, togue, trogue, hogue, pogue, cogue, mogue, dogue, roguy, progue, rogge, rogne, gogue, roge, rogie.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word rogue:
gambit, mystique, nightcrawler, trooper, magneto, klamath, cyclops, trader, wolverine, mutant, slayer, waves, assassin, oregon, scarlet, wave, cop, warrior, planets, xavier, cia, galaxy, brotherhood, witch, planet, squadron, elephant, marvel, wilderness, faction, watershed, absorbed, agent, powers, abilities, rebel, chuck, river, agents, valley, angel, memories, alien, scientist, grants, indians, kill, pictures, destroy, software, creek, guardian.

Words that rhyme with rogue:
vogue, drogue, bogue, logue, in vogue, hogue, pogue, hoag, poag, hoeg, sroge, vanderploeg.

Adjectives that are often used to describe rogue:
old, little, young, great, clever, cunning, poor, greatest, sly, incorrigible, charming, notorious, impudent, big, dear, wicked, greater, lovable, merry, handsome, fat, arrant, biggest, lazy, artful, plausible, damned, dainty, pretty, consummate, complete, drunken, idle, crafty, sad, sturdy, mad, saucy, lucky, thorough, worthless, dull, sweet, faced, witty, eyed, rich, bigger, honest, unscrupulous, likeable, hearted, irish, bold, mischievous, satirical, wily, dirty, dangerous, hypocritical, wild, spanish, chubby, amiable, successful, miserable, false, malicious, scotch, loveable, busy, lusty, worst, unprincipled, engaging, cowardly, happy, bloody, shameless, foolish, graceless, romantic, insolent, pestilent, pious.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective rogue:
states, state, river, elephant, nations, elephants, hero, plants, elements, waves, literature, valley, nation, points, umpqua, cops, agents, country, regimes, trader, traders, wave, girl, war, cop, officers, catchers, male, pamphlets, indians, groups, units, governments, aps, novel, programs, warrior, rivers, stories, code, soldiers, sentiment, devices, story, money, criminals, employees, scientists, lawyers, chetco, wars, tale, behavior, heroes, operations, tory, examiner, fishery, regime, status, stuff, insiders, fiction, warriors, superpower, sites, biographies, army, tales, galice, dictators, software, agent, concept, individuals, applets, hands, primate, accounts, ends, threat, tastes, nationalism, users, molecules, magic, slave, corpse, biography, trading, living, threats, servers.

Consonant match to rogue:
rig, rag, rug, reg, rigg, rog, rugg, roig, rogge, wragg, ruegg, rieg, rague, reeg.

Words that sound like rogue:
rogue, roag, rug, rag, rig, reg, rog, roke, rigg, roque, rugg, roq, ragg, wrag, roak, rogge, raig, wragg, ryg, reag, wrig, roig, rieg, rogg, ruegg, rawg, rock, row, rack, rick, rake, reek, ro, rook, reck, roe, reich, reak, rec, ric, erg, roc, roa, brogue, rowe, rho, rac, rogues, rok, rocke, rak, rik, rek, rech, roch, rike, drogue, rooke, raq, roh, req, rgh, roga, reaux, rikke, rawk, ricke, rohe, reiche, riek, rieke, rogo, rgg, arrg, roee, rogi, rheault, riq, raec, aroa, rouk, rro, rieck, rocc, rsg, arac, racc, rocque, rokk, rtg, progue, reau, rmg, rlg, rogued, racq, rooah, raak, -ric, perogue.