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Rogues

Noun - Singular: Rogue, Plural: Rogues

1. A dishonest or unprincipled person, typically characterized by their mischievous or deceitful behavior.

2. An idle or mischievous act, usually intended to cause trouble or annoyance.

3. (Historical) A vagrant or tramp.

Example Sentences:

1. He is known as a notorious rogue in the city, always scamming people out of their money.
2. The children played various rogues on the neighbors, ringing their doorbells and running away.
3. In the 18th century, the town was filled with rogues who wandered the streets begging for food.

Adjective: Rogue

1. Operating outside normal or desirable controls; unpredictable or independent.

2. (Of a process or device) running only one set of programs, or accepting commands from only one operator.

Example Sentences:

1. This computer program is known for its rogue behavior, often crashing and causing errors.
2. In the military, a rogue state is a nation that acts in an unpredictable and aggressive manner.
3. The spaceship's navigation system was set on rogue mode, allowing only the captain to control the course.

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