late 14c., "sea-robber, pirate," from Middle Dutch rover "robber, predator, plunderer," especially in zeerovere "pirate," literally "sea-robber," from roven &qu [..]

a pirate

vehicle that remotely explores a region, such as the surface of a moon, planet, or other celestial body.

someone who does not stay in one home for very long, but wanders from place to place

A small remote-controlled vehicle for exploring the terrain close to a lander situated on a planetary surface.

A portable camera, particularly the Sony Portapack. run up:

Roving (moving) GPS satellite receiver including those used by surveyors and those used by machine control – although a surveyor’s receiver is most commonly referred to as a ‘rover’. In DGPS or RTK th [..]

(n) someone who leads a wandering unsettled life(n) an adult member of the Boy Scouts movement

The seventh, high caliber hockeyist of a team, allowed to play as he pleased, in any position. Another Nova Scotian innovation, it was given up in 1913 in Nova Scotia, and in 1923 on the west coast as [..]

Pirate. Freebooter.

From an English word, the agent noun of the verb rove meaning "roam, wander". This a stereotypical name for a dog.

One who roves.

Ground and water autopilot software variant of the ArduPilot project.

in certain tournament movements, a pair that replaces a different pair in each round

(sports) someone connected with any number of teams called the , as a fan, player, coach etc. # (soccer) someone connected with , as a fan, player, coach etc. (Scouting) A member of the senior se [..]

From an English word, the agent noun of the verb rove meaning "roam, wander". This a stereotypical name for a dog.