A robber, a plunderer; a marauder, a raider. Also figurative.

One who forays; a forager, a raider.

One of a Highland band; a Highland irregular fighting man, reiver, or marauder.

A person who scrutinizes or examines something closely. Now rare.

A waster, spoiler, devastator. Obsolete.

A robber; a marauder, a raider. Cf. reaver, n. 1. Obsolete.

One of a party sent out to gather forage, etc. for an army. †Also a spoiler, ravager.

Chiefly Scottish. A robber; a pillager, a plunderer. Obsolete.

A mounted bandit or raider; spec. (in the Scottish Borders in the 16th and 17th centuries) a moss-trooper. Cf. rank rider n. at rank, adj. adv.compoun…

a stout and active horseman; a mounted raider.

A robber, a plunderer.

One who sacks or plunders.

One who harries, ravages, or lays waste.

A marauder, a marauding or foraging soldier; a freebooter; a highwayman, brigand.

A person who marauds; a freebooter, a plunderer.

A member of a class of marauding outlaws; (hence) a member of a people regarded as having descended from these outlaws.

U.S. During the American Revolutionary War: a member of a group of guerrilla fighters, active esp. in Westchester County, New York, nominally…

One who loots.

A person who raids or mounts a hostile and predatory incursion; a marauder.