Bluff and Rogue

Bluff

Bluff noun - A steep wall of rock, earth, or ice.

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Rogue and bluff are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Rogue" instead a noun "Bluff".

Nearby Words: bluffing, bluffer, bluffed, bluffy

Rogue noun - A mean, evil, or unprincipled person.

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Bluff and rogue are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Bluff" instead a noun "Rogue".

Nearby Words: roguish, roguery

good	good bluff	good rogue
real	real bluff	real rogue

Killing actually gives you measly amounts of experience, while doing rogue-related activities, like picking locks, disarming traps and successful persuasion/bluff give you large amounts of experience points.

Source: Video Game / A Dance with Rogues
In British military comedy-drama Soldier Soldier, the battalion rogue, fusilier Dave Tucker (Robson Greene), is persuaded by some of the unit's junior officers to put on the mess dress of a lieutenant and bluff his way into a rival unit's officers' mess.

Source: Fake Aristocrat
Brandishment Bluff: In "Going Rogue", Cisco forces Captain Cold to back down by pointing something at him that he claims is a prototype cold gun.

Source: Series / The Flash (2014)

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