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Often used in the same context:
buccaneer,
freebooting,
slaver,
corsairs,
scallywag,
epicene,
galleons,
blackguard,
begetter,
privateering,
magus,
pillager,
pirate,
scalawag,
mangler,
torquemada,
fornicator,
enslaver,
merchantman,
highwayman,
gaulish,
polymath,
etymologies,
loanwords,
mutineer,
conquistadores,
emancipator,
captain bligh,
outlawry,
eponym,
seadog,
sophist,
rara avis,
malefactor,
antisemite,
freeborn,
autodidact,
viscount,
abstract noun,
knight errant,
wenching,
landsman,
seaman,
scuzzball,
plunderer,
bellum,
aristo,
rhetorician,
nabob,
rascal,
muckraker,
aristocrat,
fabulists,
knave,
gillray,
antoninus,
philosophe,
scoundrel,
strumpet,
jolly roger,
succubi,
caballero,
lecher,
brigands,
hemingwayesque,
jackanapes,
arthur koestler,
caravel,
gulling,
neologism,
pith helmet,
lola montez,
veritas,
pamphleteer,
coiner,
barque,
rotter,
creoles,
pardoner,
excrescence,
tragedian,
impune,
franglais,
quondam,
popinjay,
fop,
genoese,
metonymy,
mander,
simp,
slaveholder,
prigs,
idolater,
rhyming slang,
imposture,
coinages,
aristocracies,
swashbucklers,
freebooters,
highwaymen,
adventurer,
brigand,
bandit,
smuggler,
pirates,
adventurers,
buccaneers,
outlaws,
robber,
corsair,
outlaw,
plunderers,
adventuress,
bandits,
mercenary
More specific:
buccaneer,
pirate,
sea robber,
sea rover
More general:
thief
Synonyms:
despoiler,
looter,
pillager,
plunderer,
raider,
spoiler
Also try:
— Adjectives for freebooter:
english,
notorious,
famous,
daring,
great,
old,
noted,
mahratta,
celebrated,
dutch,
lawless,
more...
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