1. A knave; a dishonest person; a term of endearment; a wag; a vagrant. Rogue's twist, a yarn of different twist and colour from the rest.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• regure,
• rigte,
• ragne,
• torgue,
• rougue,
• recue,
• troguh,
• roguht,
• focue,
• rugbe,
• vogu,
• arugue,
• royur,
• regu,
• regae,
• boque,
• rhoguh,
• reque,
• rogure,
• groge

• Roscoe,
• rookie,
• rogge,
• rooke,
• roux,
• rose,
• Ros,
• rouge,
• rocke,
• rousey,
• rouse,
• rough,
• Rosie,
• rougeau,
• Rosse,
• roose,
• Roesch,
• roig,
• roseau,
• rousseau,
• roache,
• rous,
• Roche,
• Roxie,
• roeske,
• roush,
• rowse,
• Royce,
• roc,
• rockey,
• rowsey,
• rousse,
• royse,
• Rossie,
• Roque.

The adverb form of "rogue" is "roguishly".

The adjective form of the word "rogue" is "rogueish" or "rogue-like".

The plural of the "rogue" can be the "rogues".

The singular of the "rogue" can be the "rogue".