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outrogue

outrogue verb: to commit more roguery than.

Verb

outrogue (third-person singular simple present outrogues, present participle outroguing, simple past and past participle outrogued)

  1. (rare, transitive) To commit more roguery than.
    • He could outrogue a lawyer.

Forms of outrogue

third-person singular presentoutrogues
present participleoutroguing
past participleoutrogued
pastoutrogued

Origin of outrogue

From out- + rogue.

Questions about outrogue

What does outrogue mean?
Outrogue means to commit more roguery than.
What part of speech is outrogue?
Outrogue is a verb.
What is the past tense of outrogue?
The past tense of outrogue is outrogued.

Words near outrogue in the dictionary

  1. outrode
  2. outrodes
  3. outroduction
  4. outroductions
  5. outroductory
  6. outrogue
  7. outrogued
  8. outrogues
  9. outroguing
  10. outroll
  11. outrolled

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