Roger That Edit Meaning

1.

Slang, usually used in radio transmissions such as military communications, meaning "I understand" or "I hear you." Synonymous with "I copy that." Often just "Roger"

-All Units, this is a Code Red. Return to base, over?

-Roger that. Heading to home.

See roger, that, military, copy, copy that, rodger

2.

affirmative in nature, yes, i acknowledge what you are saying, i heard you, i agree, yes this is true, you are right, right.

Also used to replace any song lyric during a lapse of memory.

Are we going for a ride with the LFD in the laurie? Roger that.

Seasons change, roger that. Wishes go up and the world goes round. And i love you. Chorus.

See yes, affirmative, ok, aight, alright, sure, perfect, yeah, booyah

3.

Short for "I would roger that" or "Would you roger that?" (If a question)

Military (Marine Corps) slang combined with the British slang roger. Most commonly used by Unites States Marines to establish that they have seen a woman they think is worth having sex with. It is a much more crude way of establishing a woman is attractive.

Normally one Marine will notice a woman, and as she is walking away he will say to his comrades, "Roger That." to which they will reply, "Roger that." (Or they will hit him and demean him if she is a butter faceor just plain ugly)

See military, marines, marine corps, british, roger