What does ROGER mean?

Heres the result: roger

Part of Speech: verb, noun

Definition: to acknowledge or confirm a message, or a term used to acknowledge receipt of a message (verb); a message that has been acknowledged (noun)

Pronunciations: US: /ˈrɑdʒər/, UK: /ˈrɒdʒər/

Origin and Usage: The term "roger" originated from the NATO phonetic alphabet, where it represented the letter R. It became used as a radio communication term to indicate the message being received and understood. Today, it is still used in radio communication, but it has also become a more general term for acknowledging a message. The noun form of "roger" refers to a message that has been acknowledged.

Synonyms: acknowledge, confirm, affirm

Related Words: radio, signal, voice, hello, world

Example Sentences:

• "Roger that, we will proceed with the mission." (verb)
• "I received a roger from HQ confirming the orders." (noun)