roguing Definition

rogue
noun rogues

1. A dishonest or unscrupulous person. Also as adj.

Example: a rogue trader
Thesaurus: scoundrel, villain, rascal, scamp, knave, scapegrace.
2. Someone, especially a child, who is playfully mischievous.

Thesaurus: rascal, scamp.
3. Someone or something, especially a plant, which is not true to its type and is of inferior quality.
4. A horse, person or object that is troublesome and unruly.
5a. A vicious wild animal that lives apart from, or has been driven from, its herd;


Example: a rogue elephant
6. Someone or something that has strayed or that is found in an unusual or unexpected place.

verb

rogued, roguing
1. To eliminate rogues from (a crop, etc).

Derivative: roguer
noun

Derivative: roguery
noun

Behaviour or an action that is typical of a rogue.

Derivative: roguing
noun

Etymology: 16c.