Rogerene
noun
Rog·er·ene
\¦räjə¦rēn\
variants: or
Rogerine
\", -ə¦rīn\Definition of Rogerene
-s
: a follower of the religious leader John Rogers holding such principles as nonparticipation in war, religious liberty, and freedom in ecclesiastical matters
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Origin and Etymology of rogerene
rogerene from John Rogers †1721 American religious leader + English -ene (as in nazarene); rogerine alteration (influenced by English -ine, adjective suffix) of rogerene
First Known Use: 1754
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