pri·va·teer 
(prī′və-tîr)
(prī′və-tîr)n.
1. A ship privately owned and crewed but authorized by a government during wartime to attack and capture enemy vessels.
2. The commander or one of the crew of such a ship.
intr.v. pri·va·teered, pri·va·teer·ing, pri·va·teers
To sail as a privateer.
- Spaniard
- spaniel
- Spanish
- Spanish America
- Spanish American
- Spanish-American
- Spanish-American War
- Spanish bayonet
- Spanish cedar
- Spanish chestnut
- Spanish fly
- Spanish lime
- Spanish mackerel
- Spanish Main
- Spanish moss
- Spanish needles
- Spanish omelet
- Spanish onion
- Spanish paprika
- Spanish Peaks
- Spanish rice
- Spanish Sahara
- Spanish tortilla
- spank
- spanker