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Verb
To loot or plunder by force
To loot or plunder by force, especially in time of war
To confront through the use of military force
To impoverish or financially ruin
Noun
The action of pillaging a place or property, especially in war
Stolen money or valuables
The action of taking property unlawfully from a person or place by force or threat of force
A person who is easily deceived or harmed
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Verb
▲
To loot or plunder by force
plunder
sack
loot
ransack
despoil
maraud
raid
rob
rifle
spoil
strip
ravage
depredate
devastate
dispossess
spoliate
denude
deprive
harry
forage
freeboot
lay waste
rape
reave
reive
steal from
appropriate
arrogate
confiscate
desecrate
desolate
destroy
devour
embezzle
gut
invade
ruin
trespass
waste
demolish
wreck
wreak havoc on
raze
annihilate
level
fleece
total
vandalize
US
smash
lay waste to
vandalise
UK
burgle
shatter
attack
extinguish
cream
decimate
leave in ruins
defile
pull down
foray
pirate
damage
wipe out
stick up
pulverize
US
wrack
trash
violate
nuke
leave desolate
vaporize
US
pulverise
UK
vaporise
UK
ravish
tear down
do in
rub out
burglarize
US
havoc
overrun
burglarise
UK
consume
grab
salvage
requisition
liberate
lift
loft
relieve
abuse
compromise
prey
flatten
depopulate
impair
scourge
rip off
moonlight requisition
knock off
wreak havoc
deface
smash and grab
clear out
empty
debase
stamp out
mess up
take apart
assail
assault
rustle
tear apart
do
prowl
kip
burn
obliterate
make desolate
stiff
mug
steam
molest
maraud over
deceive
corrupt
betray
knock over
lay low
harass
wipe off map
raze to the ground
do one in
hold up
break into
turn over
go pillaging
go looting
reduce
go on forays
go on raids
picaroon
profane
wrest
trample
dismantle
overwhelm
disorganize
sink
disrupt
exterminate
crush
seize
prostrate
capture
overthrow
dishonour
UK
pollute
contaminate
mar
sweep away
break up
boost
take
snatch
thieve
swipe
make
injure
harm
blaspheme
pervert
blemish
disfigure
scar
disembowel
do over
tip over
befoul
commit sacrilege
infect
degrade
flaw
draw
eviscerate
clean
blight
upset
blow
dishonor
US
treat sacrilegiously
prostitute
insult
outrage
hurt
vitiate
undo
bloody
crab
break
endamage
cripple
crool
disfeature
treat with disrespect
blaspheme against
dress
screw up
cross up
make useless
be a blot on the landscape
prejudice
disgrace
put a damper on
blot
squash
make lose face
commit sacrilege against
exenterate
disbowel
embowel
paunch
gralloch
prepare
bowel
dilapidate
remove the innards from
empty out
remove the guts from
clean out
tarnish
mutilate
sabotage
mangle
maim
undermine
weaken
taint
distort
deform
foul up
batter
disable
scupper
scotch
stain
sully
louse up
queer
hinder
corrode
poison
impede
put the kibosh on
subvert
wound
enfeeble
diminish
incapacitate
play havoc with
torpedo
sap
make a mess of
thwart
frustrate
wear away
bruise
touch
scratch
debilitate
deteriorate
contort
dash
rust
foil
twist
stymie
botch
nix
dish
threaten
erode
besmirch
warp
cut
put paid to
discolour
UK
dirty
quash
afflict
blow a hole in
disintegrate
invalidate
gnaw
discolor
US
hamstring
eat away
deprave
throw a spanner in the works of
banjax
throw a monkey wrench in the works of
lacerate
put an end to
cruel
euchre
blast
enervate
shake up
depress
blunt
rot
decay
mangulate
mark
be detrimental to
darken
soil
blacken
put the lid on
uglify
bring to naught
take out
lessen
hamper
devalue
quell
crumble
bring down
jeopardize
US
put out of action
scathe
misshape
weather
torture
abrade
hack
eat
dissolve
bend
rough up
lame
paralyse
UK
defeat
interfere with
destabilize
US
maul
impoverish
deflate
dent
wrench
disqualify
nibble
fret
jeopardise
UK
make a hash of
paralyze
US
bring to an end
ruinate
muck up
debauch
unfit
put a stop to
smash up
subdue
wear down
bite
waste away
bite at
cause detriment to
destabilise
UK
worsen
attenuate
affect
exhaust
overcome
bring to ruin
end
cramp
buckle
prevent
butcher
ding
tweak
emasculate
traumatize
US
squinch
obstruct
screw
smear
stifle
shake
detract from
misuse
malform
put at risk
fade
foul
smirch
tear
gnarl
overturn
do damage to
wrong
bodge
scorch
shock
misapply
bleach
restrict
spread to
brutalize
US
brutalise
UK
be prejudicial to
be disadvantageous to
stab
dismember
knot
misemploy
skew
traumatise
UK
knock down
make unattractive
water down
demoralise
UK
demoralize
US
distress
stop
be deleterious to
wince
color
US
scuttle
slash
scour
eat away at
animalize
bust
make ugly
do for
immobilize
US
cut up
colour
UK
decompose
wear
play merry hell with
adulterate
rain on someone's parade
chip away at
gnaw away at
hack up
seduce
drive a nail into the coffin of
inactivate
burn through
bite into
burn into
gnaw away
do mischief to
knock out
throw monkey wrench in
unstrengthen
kibosh
unbrace
immobilise
UK
take advantage of
spike
muzzle
shoot down
lay in ruins
pinion
render incapable
hogtie
hock
handicap
use up
tag
whittle
detract
shiver
blotch
speckle
devitalize
disfashion
inconvenience
wither
endanger
nick
bust up
disarrange
disturb
disorder
imperil
brand
annoy
mess
delay
convulse
slow
retard
unsettle
bastardise
UK
bastardize
US
bestialize
handle roughly
oxidize
US
clobber
do harm to
turn upside-down
derange
slow down
discomfit
submerge
abandon
bow
bring about the downfall of
indispose
trouble
muller
dampen
sour
cause confusion in
cause turmoil in
throw into disarray
throw into disorder
throw into confusion
spray paint
impact
streak
throw a monkey wrench into
put out of commission
deplete
torpefy
mayhem
hog-tie
massacre
gimp
castrate
truncate
strike
score
pinch
scrape
beat
rend
bankrupt
perturb
influence
curb
inhibit
restrain
smother
radioactivate
disserve
make powerless
make unfit
render powerless
decrease
reduce to nothing
reduce to rubble
bring to nothing
wreak havoc upon
knacker
make misshapen
distort the shape of
bend out of shape
limit
perish
fragment
occur
prevail
topple
nip in the bud
melt
liquefy
dissipate
pique
aggrieve
grieve
pain
wax
torment
sting
enthuse
disease
make impure
move
dump on
oxidate
neutralize
US
squelch
age
eradicate
run through
wear through
impinge
expurgate
censor
bowdlerize
US
cause the loss of
cause the sacrifice of
result in damage to
lead to the end of
result in harm to
cost
cancel out
spot
char
impact on
prevail over
impinge upon
canker
flake
oxidise
UK
season
draw blood
amputate
bowdlerise
UK
render ineffective
strike down
strike at
chop
crumple
make dirty
tinge
become rusty
spread among
devaluate
cheapen
take hold of
skin
crimp
have
neutralise
UK
craze
unbuild
overreach
outmaneuver
US
abolish
outmanoeuvre
UK
outfox
abate
outsmart
offset
overshadow
condition
harsh
exert influence on
have an effect on
have an impact on
balls up
cut to pieces
tear limb from limb
hash up
force
nullify
work against
make waves
carve
slay
cut about
hash
slit
separate
mash
slice
flay
lose strength
mellow
disappoint
whittle away
disempower
exploit
mishandle
cast gloom over
mine
dig
soften
tunnel
sandbag
challenge
chop up
wash out
manipulate
be destroyed
bring a note of sadness to
cast a gloom upon
glitch up
chip
drag through the mud
dig out
hollow out
bed
clip one's wings
knock the bottom out of
queer the pitch of
poke full of holes
halt
misrepresent
falsify
misinterpret
fell
deflower
sexually assault
scrape away
jam
ill-use
garble
dynamite
crash
have one's way with
force yourself on
sexually abuse
have one's evil way with
force oneself on
take away someone's innocence
indecently assault
grimace
deactivate
freeze
disenable
grind down
explode
smite
bomb
divert
misconstrue
clamp
wheel-clamp
simulate age in
break down
blow up
misrelate
misstate
fudge
deflect
slant
cook
tie
prevent from moving
bring to a standstill
render inoperative
make inoperative
prevent from working
action
render inactive
bring to a halt
arrest
disarm
blow to bits
blow sky-high
blow to pieces
eat into
mistreat
salt
change
alter
doctor
phony up
alloy
steer
fake
doctor up
veer
water
brainwash
crack
maltreat
split
knock
cause injury
bang up
tamper with
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“She also ran a grocery store which hardly made any profit, since it was also the family food-stock and we, the children,
pillaged
it mercilessly.”
Verb
▲
To loot or plunder by force, especially in time of war
pilfer
steal
loot
purloin
rifle
rob
snatch
take
thieve
filch
liberate
lift
nab
snaffle
swipe
abscond with
bone
carry off
glom
half-inch
heist
nick
nobble
pinch
snitch
whip
crib
hook
reave
rip off
snavel
tief
walk away with
knock off
run away with
run off with
walk off with
embezzle
make off with
pocket
plunder
misappropriate
burglarize
US
burglarise
UK
appropriate
shoplift
trouser
nip
boost
blag
hold up
poach
ransack
cabbage
pluck
remove
cop
take possession of
help oneself to
defraud
stick up
burgle
raid
snare
annex
US
abstract
jack
souvenir
requisition
palm
scrounge
scrump
swindle
peculate
defalcate
clifty
walk
annexe
UK
borrow
make away with
go walkies
spirit away
have one's fingers in the till
take for oneself
shop steal
seize
expropriate
skim
help oneself
take illegally
pickpocket
keep
help yourself
siphon off
help yourself to
have sticky fingers
thieve from
take off
knock over
plough
UK
commandeer
make free with
help
plow
US
use without asking
flog
prig
kidnap
abduct
convert
cozen
withdraw
cheat one of
defraud one of
be light-fingered
hold for ransom
strip one of
hijack
take over
arrogate
usurp
assume
pirate
grab
preempt
confiscate
accroach
sequester
wrest
take away
press
bag
cart off
sneak
steal from
relieve
carry away
acquire
impound
claim
skyjack
sequestrate
capture
attach
shanghai
disseize
distrain
poind
take hostage
lay claim to
run off
finger
collar
rip-off
treat without respect
hustle
snipe
rustle
dispossess someone of
gain possession of
drain
disinherit
abscond
despoil
oust
lose
withhold
con
bereave
strong-arm
clean out
turn over
mooch
cheat
deprive of property
carjack
make claim to
take from
whisk
commit fraud
put hand in cookie jar
commit white-collar crime
have one's hand in the till
steal money
line one's purse with
line one's pockets with
dip into the public purse
defraud someone of
repossess
confisticate
secure
demand
presume
glom on to
possess oneself of
moonlight requisition
take on
highjack
displace
elbow in
butt in
work in
grab hold of
barge in
infringe upon
squeeze in
cut out
clap hands on
lay hold of
get hands on
worm in
muscle in
carry
spirit
claim unduly
decoy
waylay
ransom
inveigh
lure
impress
entice
coax
seduce
hold to ransom
body snatch
take as hostage
bundle off
take prisoner
lay hands on
more ❯
Verb
▲
To confront through the use of military force
attack
invade
assault
raid
strike
blitz
infiltrate
storm
conquer
penetrate
secure
breach
rush
beset
bombard
advance
assail
seize
ambush
infringe
overwhelm
plunder
pounce
charge
maraud
combat
ravage
strafe
encroach
occupy
capture
shell
begin hostilities
descend upon
fire at
fire on
march into
surge over
swoop on
take down
begin an assault
take the offensive
overrun
annex
US
take
gain
win
flood
violate
infest
swarm
infect
take over
pervade
overspread
swarm over
permeate
plague
crash
foray
colonize
US
entrench
loot
enter
burglarise
UK
meddle
inroad
colonise
UK
foray into
access
overswarm
trespass
annexe
UK
parasitize
US
descend on
parasitise
UK
interfere
burglarize
US
infringe on
go in
burst in on
muscle in
fall on
burst in
make inroads
make inroads on
trash
pounce on
sic
bushwhack
sick
turn on
set on
jump on
go in on
set upon
pounce upon
besiege
appropriate
fall upon
take possession of
subjugate
acquire
fly at
come at
make a raid on
launch oneself at
take control of
launch an attack on
make an assault on
tear into
lay into
jump
garrison
dominate
inundate
rout
aggress
obtain
harry
commandeer
descend
light into
run riot over
advance on
attempt to capture
make an onslaught on
take by storm
strike at
launch an attack
set about
fly
leap at
leap
threaten
blast
sally
arrogate
expropriate
bomb
torpedo
go for
shoot down
make a foray on
conduct an offensive on
prevail
make a sortie on
usurp
set in on
surge into
take on
march on
swoop down upon
sally forth
achieve
succeed
take control
smite
afflict
hit
devastate
belabour
UK
overcome
blindside
hold
accost
smash
crush
subdue
overpower
assault someone
appear
arrive
pester
throng
spread through
maltreat
impugn
pacify
overthrow
belabor
US
mug
bust
encounter
press
pack
harass
worry
riddle
teem
crowd
defile
flock
crawl over
fill
pollute
lay into someone
set upon someone
fall upon someone
make an assault
make an attack
fall on someone
deal a blow to
deal a blow
gain control of
prevail over
swamp
open fire on
weigh into
round on
have at
let someone have it
sail into
have a go at
wade into
lace into
work over
beat up
let fly at
hit out at
lash out at
get stuck into
pitch into
hegemonize
keep
arrive in hordes
drop in
turn up
come in force
show up
crawl through
exceed
possess
requisition
cybersquat
control
outrun
overshoot
overgrow
surpass
abound in
choke
overstep
overreach
outreach
transcend
break
overpass
overflow
oppress
rule
crawl all over
deluge
spread over
spill
flow over
surge
go beyond
run over
grow over
trim
massacre
clobber
lick
thrash
lambaste
defeat
whip
beat
drub
take possession
run on
well over
spread like wildfire over
spread like wildfire
put to flight
more ❯
Verb
▲
To impoverish or financially ruin
pauperize
bankrupt
impoverish
ruin
break
bust
beggar
deplete
disfigure
drain
exhaust
fleece
bring to ruin
clean out
bring down
reduce to beggary
wipe out
cripple financially
cripple
reduce to penury
make insolvent
reduce to destitution
make bankrupt
make destitute
bring someone to their knees
make penniless
make poor
liquidate
cause to go bankrupt
bleed dry
clean someone out
destroy
reduce to poverty
clear out
fold
reduce to nothing
go into Chapter 11
go bankrupt
fold up
become insolvent
wreck
ruinate
crush
decimate
reduce
diminish
make somebody broke
make somebody skint
more ❯
Noun
▲
The action of pillaging a place or property, especially in war
plunder
plundering
robbery
devastation
sack
sacking
booty
depredation
loot
pillaging
raiding
robbing
harrying
looting
marauding
raid
ransacking
rape
rapine
ravaging
spoil
spoliation
swag
despoiling
reaving
spoils
laying waste
prize
taking
destruction
despoliation
theft
ruin
despoilment
ruination
desolation
damage
ravin
appropriation
havoc
demolition
waste
ravages
wreckage
desecration
violation
seizure
stripping
mugging
vandalism
ravage
ravishing
raping
piracy
defilement
vandalizing
US
abuse
maltreatment
perversion
raids
vandalising
UK
molestation
burglary
wasting
attack
crime
stealing
criminal attack
forcible violation
statutory offense
acts of destruction
annihilation
loss
obliteration
decimation
extinction
mincemeat
wastage
extermination
demolishment
ruins
confusion
defoliation
slaughter
liquidation
eradication
elimination
carnage
massacre
extirpation
wreck
abolition
overthrow
end
wrecking
extinguishing
shattering
subversion
crash
death
collapse
extinguishment
murder
slaying
wiping out
downfall
genocide
disintegrating
dissolving
catastrophe
disaster
disintegration
abolishing
subverting
bloodbath
cataclysm
butchery
calamity
termination
holocaust
dilapidation
excision
subjugation
crashing
invalidating
invalidation
crushing
disrupting
assassinating
dissolution
undoing
mass murder
decline
ethnic cleansing
pogrom
rooting out
sinking
perdition
wrack
depredations
excess
surplus
leftovers
nullification
utter destruction.
erasure
mince
hamburger
isolation
bleakness
wildness
ground beef
ground meat
minced meat
minced beef
smashup
dying out
dispatch
barrenness
loneliness
solitude
oblivion
disappearance
vanishing
shipwreck
smashing
ravagement
total destruction
obsolescence
solitariness
bareness
shipwrecking
sterility
starkness
grimness
aridity
dismalness
killing
zapping
no life
inferno
thing of the past
end of life
bane
conflagration
crack-up
forlornness
remoteness
desolateness
bloodletting
fire
rack and ruin
persecution
dereliction
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“His tenure at the Ministry of the Navy was a complete failure and he presided over the cultural
pillage
of Italy and Egypt.”
Noun
▲
Stolen money or valuables
loot
plunder
booty
prize
swag
haul
spoils
goods
contraband
spoil
boodle
assets
dosh
graft
hot goods
lift
make
pickings
plunderage
seizure
squeeze
stolen goods
take
wealth
ill-gotten gains
takings
prey
winnings
prizes
trophy
profits
gain
capture
bounty
rapine
trappings
raven
quarry
festoon
bundle
decoration
money
cut
profit
reward
earnings
something stolen
treasure
gains
valuables
proceeds
swags
loots
booties
hauls
trophies
takes
makes
yield
winning
seizures
squeezes
find
bounties
jackpot
kitty
pot
receipts
purse
returns
rewards
gravy
money won
prize money
quarries
ravens
bundles
decorations
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Noun
▲
The action of taking property unlawfully from a person or place by force or threat of force
robbery
theft
stealing
larceny
burglary
thievery
embezzlement
mugging
fraud
raid
filching
pilfering
plunder
shoplifting
steaming
break-in
hold-up
housebreaking
looting
misappropriation
depredation
heist
smash-and-grab
stick-up
swindle
swindling
blag
rapine
rip-off
snatch
spoliation
breaking and entering
caper
felony
hit
holdup
job
nicking
purse-snatching
stickup
home invasion
unlawful act
thieving
purloining
robbing
pilferage
appropriation
peculation
expropriation
dacoity
defalcation
annexation
vandalism
score
deprivation
extortion
cheating
hustle
lift
piracy
steal
racket
snitch
crime
filch
fleece
defrauding
rapacity
smash and grab
plagiarism
pinching
pocketing
plundering
banditry
thievishness
trespassing
safecracking
housebreak
prowl
forced entry
breaking in
sting
aggravated burglary
second-story work
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▲
A person who is easily deceived or harmed
prey
target
victim
dupe
mark
fool
innocent
butt
charlie
chump
gull
muggins
patsy
pushover
sap
sucker
dill
juggins
mug
pigeon
schlemiel
chased
easy touch
loot
martyr
quest
raven
sitting duck
soft touch
spoil
sufferer
underdog
fall guy
easy mark
recipient
object
easy target
subject
Aunt Sally
stooge
casualty
clown
putz
puppet
hireling
focus
gopher
quarry
schmuck
pawn
instrument
gudgeon
wretch
tool
boob
weakling
easy prey
vulnerable
toast
sinecure
lamb
sitting target
mockery
jest
joke
laughingstock
sport
aunt sally
fair game
mock
babe in woods
goat
jestee
setup
everybody's fool
dead duck
easy pickings
easy victim
dead meat
laughing stock
target of derision
babe in the woods
scapegoat
greenhorn
trusting soul
cat's-paw
fish
creature
simpleton
gullible person
simple soul
figure of fun
minion
lackey
dummy
hostage
counter
poodle
cog
glutton
flunky
lay figure
virgin
addict
doormat
nerd
dorba
bogan
whipping boy
sacrifice
can-carrier
toy
underling
cat's paw
glutton for punishment
scorn
foil
byword
subordinate
myrmidon
henchman
assistant
easy game
chopping block
prize sap
skivvy
dogsbody
sidekick
saint
lamb to the slaughter
objective
ingenue
naive
child
babe
goal
receiver
zero
point
sacrificing person
flunkey
servant
figurehead
ground zero
mouthpiece
lapdog
jerk
caricature
spectacle
farce
laugh
parody
exhibition
butt of jokes
object of derision
target of jokes
disgrace
embarrassment
everybody's target
absurdity
travesty
shuck
malarkey
object of ridicule
source of amusement
standing joke
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