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outrogue

verb

Etymology

From out- + rogue.

  1. derived from hrokr — “excess, exuberance”
  2. derived from rogre — “aggressive”
  3. derived from rogue — “arrogant, haughty”
  4. derived from rogō — “to ask”
  5. prefixed as outrogue — “out + rogue”

Definitions

  1. To commit more roguery than.

    • He could outrogue a lawyer.

The neighborhood

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