ˈrōgərē, -əri noun
( -es )
1. : the practices or conduct of a rogue
more often the victim than the practitioner of roguery — S.T.Williamson
2. : the act characteristic of a rogue
dismissed … for unspecified rogueries — Wolcott Gibbs
3. : mischievous play
little wretches … stealing back through the shrubbery so as not to be seen all bedraggled from some roguery — Virginia Woolf
4. : the world of rogues
a thing at which all roguery rejoiced — Walter Besant