Rodger

[ roj-er ]

noun

1. a male given name, form of Roger.

Example Sentences

Rodger’s manifesto said he was taking revenge on women for rejecting him, and attacking sexually active men out of envy.

From MIT Technology Review

In videos uploaded to his YouTube page, Rodger vented his frustrations with women.

From The Daily Beast

Elliot Rodger was a lonely 22-year-old student at the school who felt alienated and reject, especially by women.

From The Daily Beast

The 41-year-old celebrity stylist had her first child (a son, Skyler) with husband Rodger Berman in 2011.

From The Daily Beast

Rachel Zoe's husband, Rodger Berman, isn't like other reality-TV spouses—he's happy.

From The Daily Beast

For there were two of them, and the British ensign was flying above the Jolly Rodger—the honest flag above that of the rogue.

From Project Gutenberg

Rodger's Island, on the east side, where the last battle was fought between the Mohawks and the Mahicans.

From Project Gutenberg

He didn't loise any time, an' when he coom back Rodger had just oppened th' heears an' fun all th' stooans.

From Project Gutenberg

Supple Rodger dashed aside the man who was about to follow and leaped after him like an avenging spirit.

From Project Gutenberg

It is seventy-five miles from Rodger to Omaha and I have made twenty-six miles to-day, in spite of bad roads, so feel encouraged.

From Project Gutenberg