rogue's
Belonging to knave
Rogue's is the possessive form of rogue—a scoundrel, dishonest person, or one who operates outside normal rules.
A rogue's gallery is a collection of mugshots or, figuratively, any lineup of disreputable characters.
The rogue's charm masked his true intentions.
Secret, undetected movement
- backstabBetray someone's trust
- lockpickLock-opening implement
- daggerShort pointed stabbing blade
- shadowLight blocked by object
sneak attack · assassin · thief · agility · evasion · trap · poison · critical hit
Space for displaying artwork
- denPrivate room or lair
- hideoutSecret place of refuge
- lootStolen valuables
- accompliceCrime's willing helper
thievery · cunning · pickpocket · swindler · con · scheming · underworld · fence
Attractive personal quality
- witClever, inventive humor
- schemeCalculated strategy, often secretive
- mischiefPlayful troublesome behavior
- guileSly, strategic dishonesty
wiles · deception · ruse · gambit · ploy · bluff · disguise · masquerade
Twisted strand for crafts
- adventureRisky exciting undertaking
- taleSpoken or written narrative
- escapadeReckless, exciting adventure
- picaresqueRascally adventure narrative style
antihero · swashbuckler · rapscallion · knave · scallywag · ne'er-do-well · vagabond · rascal
stealth
Secret, undetected movement
sneak attack · shadow · assassin · thief · agility · evasion · trap · poison · critical hit · cloak
gallery
Space for displaying artwork
accomplice · thievery · cunning · pickpocket · swindler · con · scheming · underworld · fence · heist
charm
Attractive personal quality
- witClever, inventive humor
- schemeCalculated strategy, often secretive
- mischiefPlayful troublesome behavior
guile · wiles · deception · ruse · gambit · ploy · bluff · disguise · masquerade · sleight
yarn
Twisted strand for crafts
- adventureRisky exciting undertaking
- taleSpoken or written narrative
- escapadeReckless, exciting adventure
picaresque · antihero · swashbuckler · rapscallion · knave · scallywag · ne'er-do-well · vagabond · rascal · blackguard
rogue'ssaint's
Of one canonized
gentleman's · noble's · hero's · angel's · benefactor's
rogue'shero's
Of the courageous lead
champion's · savior's · knight's · paladin's · defender's
- rogues galleryArchive of criminal photographs
- going rogueActing independently, against authority
- went rogueAbandoned expected allegiance
- gone rogueAbandoned loyalty or protocol
- go rogueDefy authority independently
- rogue wavesUnpredictable giant ocean swells