Associations to the word «Buccaneering»
Noun
- Rookie
- Starter
- Seattle
- Franchise
- Jamaica
- Atlanta
- Marque
- Afc
- Adventurer
- Rematch
- Eagle
- Giles
- Shaun
- Archipelago
- Owens
- Streak
- Mirage
- Josh
- Cleveland
- Winslow
- Roster
- Caribbean
- Buffalo
- Conan
- Cadillac
- Mascot
- Wharton
- Indies
- Pittsburgh
- Morgan
- Perkins
- Ike
- Brewster
- Raf
- Tennessee
- Comeback
- Offensive
- Football
- Huff
- Smuggler
- Minnesota
- Galveston
- Skid
- Barber
- Freeman
- Houston
- Brooks
- Raymond
- Doug
- Squad
- Harrier
- Bandit
- Cb
- Rebound
- Reese
- Rutgers
- Kansas
- Charleston
- Bartholomew
- Cardinal
- Isthmus
- Contention
- Corey
- Scoundrel
- Sideline
- Baltimore
- Faa
- Tornado
- Bugle
- Ricky
- Milford
- Reggie
- Nugent
- Plunder
- Orlando
- Bournemouth
- Jon
- Cougar
- Rita
- Jeff
- Diego
Wiktionary
BUCCANEER, noun. (nautical) Any of a group of seamen who cruised on their own account on the Spanish Main and in the Pacific in the 17th century; similar to pirates but did not prey on ships of their own nation.
BUCCANEER, noun. A pirate.
BUCCANEER, verb. To engage in piracy against any but one's own nation's ships.
Dictionary definition
BUCCANEER, noun. Someone who robs at sea or plunders the land from the sea without having a commission from any sovereign nation.
BUCCANEER, verb. Live like a buccaneer.
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