panyarring
/pəˈnjɑːrɪŋ/(also panyaring) Now historical
noun
The action of seizing as security or plunder, especially kidnapping as a slave. Formerly also, more generally: †theft (obsolete rare ).
Origin
Early 18th century; earliest use found in Journal of Negro History. From panyar + -ing.
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