freeboot

/ˈfriːbuːt/
verb
  1. To act as a pirate or plunderer; to rob or take goods by force, especially at sea.
    • Legends tell of those who would freeboot along the coast, attacking unsuspecting vessels.
    • The rogue crew planned to freeboot merchant ships for treasure.
    • In the 17th century, many sailors turned to freeboot in the Caribbean.
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