† ˈbrigandizen.
Obsolete. rare—1.
Brigandage.
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the mind > possession > taking > stealing or theft > robbery > brigandage or freebooting > [noun]
trailbaston1304
brigantaille1393
latrocinyc1430
brigancy1513
free-boot1598
freebootinga1599
brigandize1609
latronage1619
free-booty1649
moss-trooping1649
buccaneering1758
dacoiting1802
gang robbery1812
dacoity1813
free-bootery1813
brigandage1823
bush-ranging1832
mosstroopery1845
filibustering1856
klephtism1858
robberhood1863
brigandism1865
Vikingism1880
bushwhackerism1883
Vikingship1883
banditism1885
dacoitage1887
brigandry1909
banditry1922
1609 P. Holland tr. A. Marcellinus Rom. Hist. xvii. xi. 94 Better fitted for brigandize than open fight in the field.
1609 P. Holland tr. A. Marcellinus Rom. Hist. xxiii. iii. 221 Men meet for warlike brigandize and robberie.
This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1888; most recently modified version published online June 2018).
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n.1609- left leg hipe
- left luggage
- left luggage locker
- left luggage office
- left luggage ticket
- left module
- left noetherian
- left of centre
- left off
- left out
- left over
- left shoulders !
- left shoulders in!
- left side
- left side tool
- left tackle
- left to one's own devices
- left turn
- left turning
- left uppercut
- left wing
- left winger
- left, right, and centre
- left-and-right shot
- left-arm