roger

Formsrogers, rogering, rogered

Pluralrogers

1. 1
   confirm a messageinterjection

   Said over a radio to show that you got a message and understood it.

   “Come back to the camp now,” said the voice on the radio. “Roger,” Sam answered.

   “Roger, we're on our way,” the captain said into the radio.

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2. 2
   confirm a messageverbtransitive

   To answer a radio message by saying “roger” to show you got it.

   The pilot rogered the new instructions and turned left.

   Please roger my last message so I know you heard it.

   Similaracknowledge

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3. 3
   have sexverbslangvulgarUKtransitive

   To have sex with someone, said of a man, often in a rough way.

   In the rude comedy, the husband comes home early and finds the neighbor rogering his wife.

   His mates joked that he had only gone on holiday to roger someone.

   Similarshag, screw, bonk

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4. 4
   have sexverbslangvulgarUKintransitive

   To have sex.

   The walls of the hotel were so thin that we could hear the couple next door rogering.

   His friend joked that the newlyweds would roger all weekend and never leave the flat.

   Similarshag, bonk, screw

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5. 5
   sex actnounslangvulgarUKcountable

   An act of having sex.

   He told his mates he'd had a roger after the party.

   With a new baby at home, a roger was the last thing on their minds.

   Similarshag, bonk, screw

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