Similar words: demagoguery, rogue, brogue, pirogue, prorogue, vogue, in vogue, dialogue. Meaning: ['rəʊgərɪ] 
n. reckless or malicious behavior that causes discomfort or annoyance in others.
n. reckless or malicious behavior that causes discomfort or annoyance in others. 
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1. The little wretches were all bedraggledfrom some roguery.
2. North Korea and Iran, past partners in missile roguery, seem bent on testing the world's anti-nuclear rules to destruction.
3. He had seen no jest in ambiguities and roguery, as the Casterbridges tosspots had done.
4. Tommy Jones amidst all his roguery, and really loved Blifil.
5. There is roguery afoot.
6. To make one half the world fools and the other half hypocrites; to support roguery and error all over the earth.
7. If the characteristics of the Chinese race we have discussed above — common sense, toleration, contentment and old roguery — are true,(sentencedict.com) then humor is inevitable in China.
8. He is an honest fellow, and will be faithful to any roguery that is trusted to him.
9. To make one hingf the world fools a veryd the other hingf hypocrites; to support roguery a veryd error in your earth.
10. But it is not good to teach them to admire rogues by concealing their roguery.
11. Thus can Diana reveal herself to Actaeon and enjoy the roguery of that revelation, opening herself to her chastity's shame.
More similar words: demagoguery, rogue, brogue, pirogue, prorogue, vogue, in vogue, dialogue, epilogue, prologue, analogue, roguish, guerilla, decalogue, catalogue, demagogue, monologue, pedagogue, synagogue, beleaguer, guerrilla, query, catalogued, travelogue, roguishly, marguerite, nom de guerre, daguerreotype, interior monologue, bogus.