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Meanings of freebooter in English
Portuguese
assaltante Catalan
saquejador Usage of freebooter in English
1
Yes, I do chance to share a name with the legendary freebooter.
2
Picot in the hunting-room telling me of Blood, the freebooter and swordsman.
3
In the section which deals with the freebooter life of David, chaps.
4
Not that he dreads treachery on the part of his fellow freebooter.
5
No more freebooter's life for you; no more blood, no more fire.
6
Samson was a sort of Hercules, and Jephthah an Idomeneus,- alawlessfreebooter.
7
Henceforth we have to deal with a man who is half-freebooter, half-monk.
8
A good many bandits were trained soldiers before they went freebooter.
9
Even here in the forest he would be no common freebooter.
10
Thus the shade of the grim freebooter was at last appeased.
11
Thus, Ortega was still the scoundrel, pirate, freebooter, and manipulator he'd been before.
12
They entertained the freebooter, and like him have long since mouldered to ashes.
13
Sengka was not a freebooter, but an official Dreer Samher pirate.
14
The Sultan of Lahidge, its owner, was indeed little better than a freebooter.
15
The man has always had a freebooter's willingness to take risks.
16
He was a genial freebooter, living off the enemy, without fear or shame.
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