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Often used in the same context:
corsairs,
prohibition era,
bordellos,
slavers,
jean laffite,
speakeasies,
wenching,
tin pan alley,
flappers,
gaslamp,
cabarets,
levantine,
freebooter,
opium den,
privateering,
fabled,
zoot suit,
schooners,
blackbeard,
jean lafitte,
pegleg,
mermen,
seedy,
freebooting,
molucca,
tripolitan,
tortuga,
buccaneers,
scallywags,
decadent,
tammany hall,
barbarossa,
whydah,
saloonkeeper,
hustlers,
brigantine,
fleshpots,
chemulpo,
demimonde,
swashbucklers,
mogador,
runyonesque,
east indies,
galleon,
courtesans,
punic,
mameluke,
belleau wood,
clipper ship,
hanseatic league,
piratical,
amerigo vespucci,
seljuks,
hofbrau,
genoese,
stingaree,
whorehouse,
admiralty islands,
bathhouses,
euterpe,
seafaring,
senegambia,
barroom,
cathouse,
germanicus,
elbow room,
peter minuit,
guignol,
petronius,
lola montez,
araby,
gashouse,
raffish,
ptolemies,
wickedest,
cantina,
peg leg,
merchantman,
flophouses,
gun moll,
highwaymen,
captain bligh,
cocktail lounge,
phoenician,
utrillo,
roadhouse,
tavern,
shipwrecked,
gin palace,
boojum,
bindlestiff,
decadence,
gaslit,
herman melville,
lido deck,
minesweeper,
carthaginians,
poodle dog,
bohemia,
delawares,
bathtub gin,
forlorn hope
Part of:
barbary
More general:
city district,
coast,
seacoast,
seashore
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