verb
Rog
roj
verb
1
(informal, dialect) To shake something.
"He rogged the branch to knock the apples loose."
interjection
1
Radio slang meaning "message received and understood," a shortened form of "roger."
""Rog, heading back to base now," the pilot replied over the radio."
How to Use Rog
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishA casual shortening of "roger," used to confirm you've received a message; also an old dialect word for shaking something.
When to use it
Very informal; mostly seen in radio/CB chatter or as a clipped text reply.
Easily confused with
Word Forms
rogged past tense, Rogs plural, rogs plural, rogs singular
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