maraud

• If any of the militia maraud, send them up to me, with a guard. —  Memoirs of Aaron Burr, Volume 1.
• They have nothing save a pistol and a handful of bullets to defend themselves against the bands of ravenous ghouls who maraud the roads and heat-buckled Interstates like bizarre, merciless highwaymen. —  California Literary Review
• The ETS is largely a self given ticket for the corporate world to maraud globally. sinnical:
• The female guests maraud around in their underwear, Henry's uncle threatens to blackmail his father-in-law-to-be, and Henry's brother is suicidal. —  PopMatters
• Close associates say that for years Duprey had been motivated by the fear expressed by Dr Eric Williams in the 1970s, that the State must prevent foreign domination-if not, "local sharks would eat most of the local sardines, and foreign whales would continue to maraud unchecked in the waters around Trinidad's shores." —  TrinidadExpress Today's News

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