Associations to the word «Reave»
Noun
- Willard
- Gator
- Giles
- Rb
- Alvarez
- Quarterback
- Mallory
- Duane
- Winnipeg
- River
- Leroy
- Sandra
- Chandler
- Shawn
- Rey
- Bandit
- Bauer
- Wise
- Perry
- Woe
- Michael
- Bomber
- Batman
- Pearl
- Tampa
- Bates
- Gone
- Phillips
- Neil
- Alas
- Grief
- Rochester
- Steve
- Foe
- Carlos
- Nfl
- Consciousness
- Prey
- Touchdown
- Florida
- Trio
- Gov
- Sorrow
- Shadow
- Wealth
- Miami
- Percussion
- Joy
- Elephant
- Rich
- Houston
- Keyboard
- Script
- Harrison
- Blue
- Passing
- Grace
- Virtue
- Engineer
- Yard
- Smell
- Alabama
- Er
- Matt
- Fate
- Rider
- Dream
- Pirate
- Arena
- Lock
- Eagle
- Pride
- Tennessee
- Ruler
- Dave
- All
- Roll
- Kevin
- Star
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Wiktionary
REAVE, verb. (archaic) To plunder, pillage, rob, pirate, or remove.
REAVE, verb. (archaic) To split, tear, break apart.
Dictionary definition
REAVE, verb. Steal goods; take as spoils; "During the earthquake people looted the stores that were deserted by their owners".
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