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Meanings of rogue in English

Portuguese
maroto
Catalan
brètol
Spanish
granuja

A deceitful and unreliable scoundrel.

maroto

American esports organization.

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Vagrant person who wanders from place to place.

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1
How a rogue weapons program created the new American way of war.
Wired
2
However, some rogue companies have found sneaky ways to bypass these measures.
The South African
3
And for example in the rogue police case, 'cause we mentioned that.
The new yorker
4
Allowing the rogue's speech centers to operate was out of the question.
Mech
5
Short range missiles can be bought form rogue states like North Korea.
BBC
6
He would often go rogue with questions or he'd tell contestants things.
News.com.au
7
My teacher, Orma, also has a concern regarding a possible rogue dragon.
Seraphina
8
That rogue of a doctor had to come out with his information.
Nostromo: A Tale of the Seaboard
9
They also sold his personal details, which eventually went to rogue companies.
The Guardian
10
It'd be so much easier if these were just two rogue cases.
The Guardian
11
The rogue cried out in fierce anguish, and reeled against the wall.
Hearts and Masks
12
Kassar had been selling weapons to terrorists in rogue states for decades.
The new yorker
13
I haven't seen the rogue in years, and he's an entertaining scoundrel.
The broken blade
14
The rogue and the fool cannot combine unless the bourgeoisie is obliterated.
The Drums of Jeopardy
15
For all you know I may be the greatest rogue in Christendom.
The False Faces: Further Adventures from the History of the Lone...
16
That's why rogue DNA synthesizers worry members of the synthetic biology community.
Wired
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South Africa
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