1. used in radio communication to indicate that a message has been received and understood
Usage: radio communication

1. to indicate receipt and understanding of a radio message
Usage: radio communication; transitive

Examples

• The pilot responded ‘Roger’ to the control tower’s instructions.
• Roger that, we’ll proceed to the landing strip.
• The dispatcher rogered the emergency call immediately.
• Air traffic control rogered the flight plan change.
• Roger, message received loud and clear.
• The captain rogered the new coordinates from headquarters.