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| pil·lage [ píllij ] |
transitive and intransitive verb (past and past participle pil·laged, present participle pil·lag·ing, 3rd person present singular pil·lag·es) |
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1. plunder place: to rob a place using force, especially during a war
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2. steal possessions: to steal goods using force, especially during a war
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noun |
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1. stealing of possessions: the theft of goods from a place using force, especially during a war
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2. stolen possessions: goods that are stolen using force, especially during a war
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| [14th century. < French< piller "to plunder"] |
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  pil·lag·er noun |
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