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plundering
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Noun
The act of one who plunders
The act of pillaging or raiding a land or area
The act of theft, the act of stealing
Adjective
Seeking to gain through the exploitation or plundering of land or property
Of, pertaining to, or similar to pirates
Aggressively greedy or acquisitive of money or resources
Verb
Present participle for to loot or plunder an area or place, typically by force
Present participle for to pillage, steal or take all the goods of, typically by force
Present participle for to destroy or damage the value or quality of
Present participle for to invade or foray into, especially to plunder
Present participle for to cheat, deceive or defraud someone for personal gain
Present participle for despoil
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▲
Noun
▲
The act of one who plunders
pillage
robbery
sack
despoliation
theft
appropriation
vandalism
devastation
ravaging
ruin
ruination
ransacking
raiding
depredation
destruction
despoilment
looting
marauding
plunder
harrying
piracy
rape
ravishing
reaving
raping
sacking
Noun
▲
The act of pillaging or raiding a land or area
plunder
pillage
sacking
ransacking
looting
pillaging
marauding
depredation
raiding
robbery
spoliation
rapine
robbing
despoiling
devastation
ravin
laying waste
sack
rape
ravaging
raid
despoliation
destruction
reaving
theft
desecration
despoilment
stripping
mugging
harrying
ravage
damage
ravages
raids
wreckage
wasting
attack
burglary
crime
desolation
stealing
acts of destruction
violation
defilement
abuse
vandalizing
US
maltreatment
vandalising
UK
ruination
demolition
wrecking
levelling
UK
razing
leveling
US
annihilation
flattening
ruin
elimination
downfall
abolition
dismantling
extirpation
smashing
defacing
shattering
end
demolishment
crushing
spoiling
undoing
disintegrating
scarring
marring
wipeout
felling
blighting
death
disfigurement
impairment
overthrow
dissolving
zapping
tearing down
blasting
dynamiting
injury
abolishing
rooting out
invalidating
knocking down
bombing
extinguishing
razing to the ground
harm
blowing up
havoc
invalidation
torpedoing
breaking up
pulling down
crashing
more ❯
Noun
▲
The act of theft, the act of stealing
thievery
theft
larceny
robbery
stealing
burglary
embezzlement
pilfering
shoplifting
thieving
looting
mugging
pilferage
banditry
defalcation
expropriation
filching
misappropriation
peculation
thievishness
home invasion
purloining
heist
rip-off
steal
raid
appropriation
break-in
robbing
pinch
snatch
lift
crime
hold-up
stick-up
plunder
housebreaking
breaking and entering
fraud
nicking
dacoity
swindle
job
caper
swiping
pillage
holdup
swindling
piracy
pinching
stickup
touch
blag
rapacity
smash and grab
housebreak
ramraid
breaking in
smash-and-grab
forced entry
ram-raid
plagiarism
pocketing
marauding
lifting
blagging
half-inching
annexation
vandalism
score
deprivation
extortion
cheating
hustle
racket
snitch
filch
fleece
defrauding
snatch and run
snatching
smash-and-grab raid
ram raid
trespassing
safecracking
prowl
sting
grab
aggravated burglary
second-story work
owl job
depredation
felony
spoliation
rapine
steaming
hit
purse-snatching
unlawful act
sack
attack
assault
despoliation
ransacking
rape
despoilment
ravaging
devastation
destruction
raiding
sacking
reaving
ruination
ruin
armed robbery
loss
trespass
incident
harrying
swoop
disappearance
ravishing
raping
unauthorized removal
five-finger discount
snaffling
skimming
abstraction
misapplication
misuse
nobbling
whipping
despoiling
white-collar crime
monkey business
siphoning off
ripping off
misuse of funds
pillaging
stealing money
laying waste
damage
ravages
raids
wreckage
wasting
desolation
desecration
ravin
ambush
acts of destruction
purse-snatch
bag-snatch
thief
filcher
pilferer
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Seeking to gain through the exploitation or plundering of land or property
predatory
ravaging
marauding
pillaging
thieving
despoiling
looting
plunderous
robbing
bloodthirsty
depredatory
destructive
prowling
raiding
rapacious
freebooting
piratical
vulturine
illegal
attacking
lawless
piratic
Adjective
▲
Of, pertaining to, or similar to pirates
piratical
buccaneering
criminal
dishonest
fraudulent
lawless
pillaging
thieving
felonious
rapacious
unprincipled
wolfish
disorderly
anarchic
unruly
anarchical
rebellious
insurgent
insubordinate
mutinous
seditious
lawbreaking
insurrectionary
disruptive
terrorist
mutinying
revolting
ungoverned
bad
noncompliant
nonconformist
evil
savage
anarchistic
barbarous
uncivilised
UK
disobedient
recusant
uncultivated
without law and order
turbulent
warlike
infringing
violent
unregulated
unpeaceful
contumacious
uncivilized
US
nihilistic
disordered
traitorous
riotous
ungovernable
revolutionary
wild
chaotic
unrestrained
reckless
tempestuous
fierce
tyrannous
unorthodox
untamed
uncontrollable
despotic
heterodox
terrorising
UK
uncontrolled
terrorizing
US
unlawful
illicit
prohibited
illegal
culpable
illegitimate
unethical
corrupt
villainous
indictable
wrong
nefarious
crooked
unlicensed
wicked
clandestine
iniquitous
unsavory
US
unsavoury
UK
contraband
furtive
forbidden
wrongful
delinquent
punishable
impermissible
immoral
unsanctioned
dark
bent
black
shady
banned
outlawed
unauthorized
US
actionable
vile
proscribed
dodgy
improper
against the law
unofficial
unacceptable
interdicted
peccant
verboten
sly
adulterous
malfeasant
sinful
vicious
taboo
unwarranted
unrighteous
bootleg
tapu
off limits
under-the-counter
racketeering
in violation of law
black-market
smoking gun
heavy
miscreant
excessive
rotten
under the table
dirty
haram
not permitted
violating
out of line
ruled out
flagitious
against the rules
wildcat
not allowed
unauthorised
UK
guilty
off base
under the counter
criminogenic
not acceptable
transgressing
under-the-table
contrary to law
prosecutable
barred
unconstitutional
blameworthy
chargeable
unjust
responsible
non licet
dishonourable
UK
tabu
reprehensible
dishonorable
US
racket
not legal
not approved
liable
unfair
base
unscrupulous
smuggled
answerable
hot
irregular
convictable
unwarrantable
extralegal
vetoed
condemnable
condemned
disallowed
censurable
sub rosa
refused
outside the law
depraved
no-go
no-no
out of bounds
penal
inappropriate
undemocratic
groundless
restricted
uncertified
imputable
unaccredited
unapproved
embargoed
unjustified
tortious
triable
litigable
undue
undeserved
unreasonable
indefensible
unnecessary
bogus
unprofessional
secret
closed down
uncalled for
unconscionable
devious
debarred
closed
back-door
out
despicable
foul
uncalled-for
on the side
morally wrong
risqué
sacrilegious
dissolute
dissipated
profane
reprobate
naughty
amoral
smutty
ungodly
unholy
blamable
profligate
wanton
salacious
blasphemous
indecent
debauched
closed-down
closed-up
not on
erring
offending
convicted
gangland
underworld
not cricket
accountable
blameable
reproachable
errant
incriminated
impeached
caught
licentious
censured
doomed
accusable
on one's head
at fault
to blame
in error
in the wrong
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Aggressively greedy or acquisitive of money or resources
rapacious
greedy
avaricious
acquisitive
covetous
grasping
grabby
materialistic
moneygrubbing
coveting
avid
usurious
insatiable
extortionate
marauding
mercenary
money-grubbing
miserly
selfish
stingy
close-fisted
parsimonious
money-grabbing
tight
penurious
money-oriented
mean
hoarding
possessive
desirous
Mammonish
Mammonistic
close
penny-pinching
grabbing
predatory
tightfisted
cheap
scrimping
tight-fisted
venal
snoep
hungry
grudging
pleonectic
on the make
ungenerous
mingy
uncharitable
chintzy
closefisted
illiberal
frugal
thrifty
pennywise
petty
skimping
ironfisted
Scrooge-like
quaestuary
cheese-paring
cupidinous
forehanded
gold-digging
bloodsucking
pennypinching
itchy
extorting
craving
eager
devouring
carnivorous
sparing
stinting
pinchpenny
exacting
spare
near
saving
economical
churlish
ungiving
blood-sucking
chary
capitalistic
curmudgeonly
costive
hard-fisted
pinching
worldly
consumerist
scrimpy
bourgeois
yuppie
material
narrow
gluttonous
money-orientated
object-oriented
earthly-minded
miserable
money motivated
money hungry
skinflinty
cheeseparing
cheapskate
skinflint
prudent
beggarly
tightwad
economizing
US
economising
UK
meager
US
meagre
UK
provident
careful
cautious
unwasteful
wary
skimpy
money-conscious
pinchfisted
tight-wad
puritanical
ascetic
masochistic
scanty
derisory
scrounging
abject
sordid
ignoble
stewardly
abstemious
cost-conscious
hoggish
canny
sensible
conserving
preserving
meticulous
penny-wise
more ❯
Verb
▲
Present participle for to loot or plunder an area or place, typically by force
looting
pillaging
ransacking
sacking
despoiling
raiding
robbing
stripping
devastating
marauding
spoiling
ravaging
fleecing
depredating
foraging
raping
rifling
pirating
reaving
spoliating
gutting
moonlight requisitioning
sticking up
laying waste
ram-raiding
ruining
desecrating
destroying
harrying
wasting
desolating
burgling
stealing from
devouring
demolishing
wreaking havoc on
vandalizing
US
wrecking
reiving
burglarizing
vandalising
UK
razing
annihilating
levelling
UK
leveling
US
turning over
laying waste to
ravishing
denuding
freebooting
invading
preying on
clearing out
totaling
totalling
smashing
shattering
decimating
pulverizing
US
creaming
extinguishing
nuking
vaporizing
US
wracking
cleaning out
vaporising
UK
pulverising
UK
tearing down
pulling down
rubbing out
doing in
leaving desolate
leaving in ruins
havocking
overrunning
assaulting
assailing
attacking
heisting
foraying
dispossessing
depriving
depopulating
stealing
violating
rustling
defiling
abusing
corrupting
emptying out
trashing
scourging
harassing
tearing apart
wreaking havoc
marauding over
flattening
going pillaging
going looting
doing
stamping out
razing to the ground
taking apart
wiping off the map
going on forays
going on raids
breaking into
knocking off
swiping
snatching
appropriating
liberating
making
boosting
requisitioning
salvaging
salvageing
grabbing
thieving
relieving
lifting
lofting
taking
doing over
ripping off
tipping over
obliterating
wiping out
laying low
making desolate
exterminating
crushing
bulldozing
eradicating
erasing
breaking up
knocking down
dismantling
expunging
extirpating
removing
blowing up
eliminating
liquidating
effacing
bombing
unbuilding
consuming
canceling
US
cancelling
UK
abolishing
blowing to bits
torpedoing
wiping off the face of the earth
killing
overwhelming
zapping
toppling
blotting out
snuffing out
taking out
reducing to ruins
quashing
damaging
incinerating
dilapidating
destructing
dynamiting
undoing
burning
deleting
blowing to pieces
rooting out
finishing off
blacking out
sweeping away
cleaning up
wiping from the face of the earth
prostrating
trampling
breaking
disrupting
blasting
felling
slaughtering
massacring
sinking
crashing
squashing
battering
taking down
defeating
blowing away
upsetting
breaking down
reducing
doing away with
excising
blowing sky-high
bringing down
knocking to pieces
axing
putting paid to
throwing down
striking out
lowering
impairing
terminating
tormenting
avenging
striking
dispatching
wiping
ending
disassembling
wiping off
dashing
suppressing
scrubbing out
checking
exploding
smiting
executing
butchering
tearing to pieces
burning away
overcoming
mutilating
maiming
bringing to ruin
messing up
ripping down
creating chaos
playing mischief with
cutting down
killing off
committing genocide
taking away
putting down
spilling
overturning
capsizing
unmaking
scattering
subverting
cutting a swath through
bombarding
casting down
tearing up
mowing down
blowing down
scratching out
shelling
cannonading
strafing
pounding
nixing
scratching
scrubbing
offing
finishing
scorching
obscuring
cutting
covering
torching
barraging
marking out
shooting down
crosses out
getting rid of
knocking out
blanking out
scoring out
destroying root and branch
rubbing off
washing out
removing all traces of
bluing pencil
blocking out
wiping off face of earth
KO'ing
inking out
hitting
scalding
combusting
beating
benothinging
cremating
carbonising
UK
carbonizing
US
targetting
targeting
blitzing
burning up
burning down
burning to the ground
burning to a crisp
reducing to ashes
destroying by fire
more ❯
“Believing there was no army in the field to oppose him, he grew careless and let large foraging parties
plunder
the region.”
Verb
▲
Present participle for to pillage, steal or take all the goods of, typically by force
stealing
pilfering
pinching
nicking
robbing
thieving
purloining
taking
misappropriating
embezzling
appropriating
pillaging
trousering
seizing
knocking off
carrying off
making off with
taking illegally
swiping
filching
heisting
lifting
looting
snitching
pocketing
walking off with
nabbing
ripping off
running off with
hooking
nipping
snaffling
boosting
burglarizing
whipping
helping oneself to
shoplifting
poaching
annexing
swindling
cabbaging
glomming
defalcating
liberating
rifling
blagging
peculating
boning
absconding with
half-inching
walking away with
burgling
raiding
ransacking
abstracting
nobbling
cribbing
copping
removing
souveniring
snatching
scrumping
snavelling
plucking
helping yourself
walking
taking possession of
going walkies
taking for oneself
running away with
expropriating
skimming
snaring
jacking
palming
scrounging
requisitioning
borrowing
holding up
making away with
siphoning off
spiriting away
having sticky fingers
smuggling
rustling
knocking over
thieving from
taking off
helping
plowing
US
using without asking
making free with
commandeering
ploughing
UK
pickpocketing
flogging
prigging
keeping
defrauding
kidnapping
kidnaping
abducting
cozening
withdrawing
converting
mooching
defrauding one of
holding for ransom
cheating one of
sticking up
stripping one of
arrogating
hijacking
taking over
bagging
usurping
acquiring
assuming
cheating
confiscating
sneaking
sequestering
preempting
pirating
pressing
claiming
wresting
accroaching
taking from
fingering
running off
hustling
sniping
dispossessing of
grabbing
using
cooking the books
gaining possession of
carting off
deriving
obtaining
simulating
securing
committing fraud
putting hand in cookie jar
demanding
committing white-collar crime
stealing money
having one's hand in the till
dipping into the public purse
defrauding someone of
taking on
claiming unduly
laying claim to
impounding
sequestrating
dispossessing
relieving
draining
despoiling
disinheriting
taking away
disseizing
distraining
poinding
bereaving
making claim to
stealing from
depriving of property
more ❯
“Hurricanes destroyed hundreds of ships Spain sent to
plunder
treasure from the New World.”
Verb
▲
Present participle for to destroy or damage the value or quality of
spoiling
ruining
marring
damaging
destroying
wrecking
harming
injuring
devastating
hurting
defacing
disfiguring
ravaging
compromising
crippling
blemishing
blighting
smashing
demolishing
sabotaging
breaking
despoiling
pillaging
flawing
vitiating
impairing
trashing
sacking
totalling
totaling
endamaging
scuppering
desecrating
defiling
torpedoing
desolating
depredating
scotching
crabbing
bloodying
spoliating
scarring
undoing
dashing
debasing
nixing
blasting
queering
banjaxing
blowing
upsetting
disfeaturing
euchring
cruelling
prejudicing
blotting
squashing
messing up
fouling up
lousing up
screwing up
crossing up
making a mess of
blowing a hole in
doing for
putting the kibosh on
bringing to naught
mucking up
taking apart
ballsing up
making useless
Verb
▲
Present participle for to invade or foray into, especially to plunder
overrunning
storming
assaulting
raiding
attacking
assailing
invading
besetting
foraying
ravaging
penetrating
inroading
routing
besieging
marching into
foraying into
descending upon
conquering
occupying
subjugating
swarming
swarming over
descending on
striking
blitzing
infiltrating
securing
breaching
rushing
bombarding
pillaging
seizing
advancing
infringing
ambushing
overwhelming
pouncing
marauding
charging
strafing
combating
combatting
encroaching
capturing
shelling
firing at
firing on
beginning hostilities
taking down
swooping on
surging over
taking the offensive
beginning an assault
bushwhacking
siccing
trashing
setting upon
setting on
pouncing on
turning on
jumping on
going in on
aggressing
taking
conducting an offensive on
making a foray on
making an onslaught on
attempting to capture
taking by storm
making a raid on
making a sortie on
pouncing upon
laying into
taking on
setting in on
tearing into
going in
surging into
coming at
blasting
striking at
falling on
launching oneself at
shooting down
advancing on
setting about
launching an attack on
making an assault on
more ❯
Verb
▲
Present participle for to cheat, deceive or defraud someone for personal gain
fleecing
cheating
conning
defrauding
swindling
stiffing
bilking
diddling
suckering
stinging
cozening
victimising
UK
victimizing
US
hustling
rooking
bleeding
doing
skinning
flimflamming
shortchanging
screwing
fiddling
hosing
squeezing
mulcting
sticking
tricking
gaffing
deceiving
shorting
chiseling
US
chiselling
UK
duping
skunking
reaming
euchring
chousing
thimblerigging
plucking
nobbling
hoodwinking
bamboozling
beating
exploiting
gulling
scamming
finagling
shafting
snookering
milking
burning
robbing
having
clipping
chicaning
gouging
overcharging
goldbricking
selling
stealing
rushing
soaking
illuding
despoiling
ripping off
shaking down
double-crossing
taking advantage of
doing in
taking for a ride
putting one over on
pulling a fast one on
short-changing
pulling a swifty on
taking to the cleaners
leading up the garden path
selling a pup
jerking around
roping in
giving someone a bum steer
selling down the river
running a game on
selling a bill of goods
pilfering
using
heisting
filching
fooling
misleading
hoaxing
deluding
hornswoggling
beguiling
stringing along
taking in
snowing
bluffing
buncoing
sucking in
humbugging
misguiding
having on
faking out
selling a pup to
swizzling
misinforming
outwitting
spoofing
buffaloing
sandbagging
entrapping
gammoning
juggling
catching
doing a number on
inveigling
kidding
leading on
betraying
embezzling
gazumping
pulling a fast one
pulling the wool over someone's eyes
selling a bill of goods to
ensnaring
stitching up
overreaching
fudging
double-dealing
outmanoeuvring
UK
doing the dirty on
outmaneuvering
US
pulling one's leg
setting up
outfoxing
seducing
swizzing
charging too much
extorting
taking
faking
doing out of
leading down the garden path
putting on
jiving
screwing over
thwarting
manipulating
circumventing
disappointing
catching out
misdirecting
making a fool of
prevaricating
misstating
wringing
disinforming
wheedling
doing someone in the eye
trimming
shucking
leading astray
pulling fast one
baiting
trapping
gipping
lying to
misrepresenting
perverting
taking to cleaners
sucking dry
pulling
stabbing in the back
selling out
weaseling
US
ducking
dodging
weaselling
UK
stretching the rules
bending the rules
pulling something funny
stacking the cards
hitting below the belt
frauding
jiggling
surcharging
beating around the bush
worming one's way out of
slipping out
copping out
baffling
playing for a sucker
bleeding dry
befooling
grifting
outsmarting
playing dirty
suckering into
doing number on
framing
playing for a fool
hocus-pocusing
throwing
double dealing
pulling wool over
preying on
pigeoning
cajoling
buttying
sweet-talking
coaxing
luring
playing a trick on
lulling
play-acting
foxing
juking
flamming
fixing
making a sucker of
getting the better of
pulling someone's leg
crossing
playing
extracting
taking out
breaking the rules
cribbing
blenching
belirting
rogueing
roguing
lirting
giving bum steer
wresting
tearing from
bleeding someone of something
expelling
wrenching
forcing
penalising
UK
punishing
baulking
UK
balking
US
forfeiting
penalizing
US
fining
blackmailing
nicking
overtaxing
padding
impoverishing
sucking the life out of
strong-arming
pauperizing
putting the screws to
welshing
hooking
cuckolding
falsifying
ruining
frustrating
foiling
crossing up
playing joke on
taking for ride
beating out of
handing a line
stepping out
playing away
stealing someone blind
conning out of
rooking out of
jockeying
swaying
contriving
wangling
biasing
US
biassing
UK
stage-managing
twisting around your little finger
impressing
gaslighting
pulling strings
playing games
pulling wires
propagandising
UK
putting up smoke screen
bunking
giving wrong information to
enmeshing
entangling
wrong steering
mousetrapping
giving the wrong impression
fabricating
lying
sending on a wild goose chase
distorting
putting on the wrong track
covering up
playing trick on
putting on an act
leading up garden path
propagandizing
US
putting on false front
imposing on
throwing off the scent
stumping
skimming off the top
shortweighting
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rapining
despoiling
seizing
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