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Meanings of buccaneer in English
Small flying boat family by Advanced Aeromarine.
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Usage of buccaneer in English
1
Selkirk was a buccaneer on a ship cruising in the South Atlantic.
2
The old gray buccaneer exhorted them in no wise to be uneasy.
3
In June, 1663, this buccaneer sailed from Port Royal to the Orinoco.
4
I would not injure the vessel, even should it prove a buccaneer.
5
This pirate must not be confused with the buccaneer, Sir Henry Morgan.
6
They should be called pirate or buccaneer birds, from their marauding habits.
7
But the man looks every inch of him like an evil buccaneer.'
8
A dainty ring of smoke puffed out of the buccaneer's forward gun.
9
And what a fine figure our buccaneer had grown, to be sure!
10
At last the end came; the old gray buccaneer could go no further.
11
He was regarded universally as the buccaneer of the shipping world.
12
There was something of the same spirit there-thelawless buccaneer, perhaps the criminal.
13
They named the old gray buccaneer to manage for the pool.
14
The buccaneer bumble-bee sometimes tries to rifle it of its sweets.
15
We know little of the early career of this remarkable buccaneer.
16
He is the buccaneer chief now and they will follow him.
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