rogers
USROJ-urz/ˈɹɑd͡ʒɚz/UKROJ-uhz/ˈɹɒd͡ʒəz/
- 1Third-person singular simple present of roger.
The tower gives a new heading, and the pilot rogers it before banking left.
If the dispatcher's order is clear, the patrol officer simply rogers it and moves on.
Note
Radio talk made a verb of the reply itself: roger, the code word for the letter R, means received and understood, and a pilot who rogers an instruction answers it with that one word. It takes the message as its object: she rogers the clearance. In British slang the same verb is vulgar, meaning to have sex, so outside a cockpit or dispatch room it can land badly.
rogers is a form of roger
roger, verb: To acknowledge something, especially a radio message, by answering “roger.” Full entry
- Spelling
- roger → rogers: add -s
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /z/.
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