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roguer

roguer noun: one who rogues (removes diseased plants).

Noun

roguer (plural roguers)

  1. One who rogues (removes diseased plants).
    • Our skill as roguers was being tested. After we had rogued a field the field was inspected and the potatoes classified Stock Seed, A, B or H. In those days, between Stock seed and Class A, there was £2 per ton of potatoes difference.2015, David W. Torrance, The Reluctant Minister

Forms of roguer

pluralroguers

Origin of roguer

From rogue + -er.

Questions about roguer

What does roguer mean?
Roguer means one who rogues (removes diseased plants).
What part of speech is roguer?
Roguer is a noun.
What is the plural of roguer?
The plural of roguer is roguers.

Words near roguer in the dictionary

  1. rogueling
  2. roguelings
  3. roguelite
  4. roguelites
  5. Rogueneto
  6. roguer
  7. rogueries
  8. roguers
  9. roguery
  10. rogues
  11. rogues gallery

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