pirate (noun)

  • 71music — noun 1 arrangement of sounds for singing/playing ADJECTIVE ▪ beautiful, fine, good, great, wonderful ▪ loud ▪ quiet, soft …

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  • 72DVD — noun ADJECTIVE ▪ blank ▪ recordable, rewritable ▪ bonus, special edition ▪ The first edition of the album comes with a bonus DVD. ▪ …

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  • 73propaganda — noun ADJECTIVE ▪ government, official, party, state ▪ corporate, political, religious ▪ Communist, Conservative …

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  • 74radio — noun ADJECTIVE ▪ car ▪ He was singing along with the car radio. ▪ CB, hand held, portable, transistor, two way ▪ …

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  • 75skull — noun ADJECTIVE ▪ human ▪ thick, thin ▪ fractured ▪ He suffered a fractured skull in an accident in April. ▪ grinning …

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  • 76law-breaking — noun (criminal law) an act punishable by law; usually considered an evil act (Freq. 1) a long record of crimes • Syn: ↑crime, ↑offense, ↑criminal offense, ↑criminal offence, ↑offence …

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  • 77black flag — noun Date: 1720 a pirate s flag usually bearing a skull and crossbones …

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  • 78freebooter — noun Etymology: by folk etymology from Dutch vrijbuiter, from vrijbuit plunder, from vrij free + buit booty Date: 1570 pirate, plunderer • freeboot intransitive verb …

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  • 79hussar — noun Etymology: Hungarian huszár hussar, (obsolete) highway robber, from Serbian & Croatian husar pirate, from Medieval Latin cursarius more at corsair Date: 1532 a member of any of various European military units originally modeled on the… …

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  • 80moss-trooper — noun Date: 1645 1. one of a class of 17th century raiders in the marshy border country between England and Scotland 2. pirate • moss trooping adjective …

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