Reverse Dictionary: PLUNDER

ADJECTIVES

1430 ► LATROCINY highway-robbery; brigandage, freebooting, plundering → obs.
1532 ► DIREPTITIOUS characterized by pillaging, plundering, or robbery → obs.
1619 ► LATRONAGE robbery, brigandage → obs.
1658 ► MANUBIARY pert. to the spoils of war → obs.
1659 ► PREDATITIOUS adj. characterized by plundering, pillaging, or robbing; predatory → obs.
1674 ► MANUBIAL belonging to or having reference to the spoils of war → obs.
1839 ► ON THE MARAUD intent on plundering
1844 ► HARRIED plundered, robbed, pillaged → Sc.
1898 ► HARRYING → HERRYING robbing, plundering → Sc.
1904 ► REIF plundering, robbing → Sc. (Bk.)

NOUNS

– ACQUISITIVE plunder, booty, pickings …Bk1921 sl.
– BOOT † booty; spoil; plunder …1598
– CARAVAN † an object of plunder …1688 thieves’ cant
– CHOP-UP a division of plunder …1966 Aust. criminals’ sl.
– DISE loot, plunder; effects that can readily be disposed of in the market as new  goods; ‘merchandise’ …Bk1914 criminals’ sl.
– FANG † that which is caught or taken; captured game; booty, plunder, spoils …1016 obs. exc. Sc.
– HARROWING plundering, sacking of a country …1599
– HARRYING warlike incursion; devastation, laying waste; ravaging, plundering, raiding …c900
– HERRIMENT the act of robbing or plundering …1787 Sc.
– HERRYING the act of robbing or plundering …1887 Sc.
– MANUBIARY †* the trade of plunder …1616
– MARAUD * the act of raiding or plundering …1837
– QUOTA a share of plunder …L17 UK criminals’ sl.
– RAFF spoil, plunder …Bk19C Eng. dial.
– RAPINE the act or practice of seizing and taking away by force the property of others; plunder, pillage, robbery …a1420
– RAPTURE † the act of seizing and carrying off as prey or plunder …1608
– REIF robbery, rapine, plunder …1791 Sc.
– RENT plunder, booty …Bk1903 cant
– RIEF robbery, rapine, plunder …1791 Sc.
– SACK * plundered goods …1859
– SACKAGE * 1. the act of sacking a city, etc. …1577-87
†* 2. booty, plunder …1609
– SKINNING †* fleecing, plundering …1686
– SWAG plunder; booty …sl.

NOUNS, PERSON

– GLED † a person of a greedy disposition; one who preys upon his fellow men; a rapacious person; a plunderer …1823 Sc.
– HARPY a rapacious, plundering, or grasping person; one that preys upon others …1589
– LATRON † a robber, a brigand, a plunderer …1613
– MANUBIARY †* one who lives by plunder …1623
– MARAUDER one who roves in quest of plunder; a freebooter, a plunderer …1698
– RABIATOR a plunderer; a violent, ruthless person; a lout, a boor, a bully …c1745 Sc.
– RAPINER * a plunderer …1843
– RAPPAREE an Irish pikeman or irregular soldier, of the kind prominent during the war of 1688-92; hence, an Irish bandit, robber, plunderer, or freebooter; any ruffianly vagabond …1690
– RAPTOR † a plunderer, a robber …1667
– REAVE † a robber, a plunderer …1793 Sc. 
– REAVER a robber, a plunderer; esp. a border thief …1678 Sc. & Eng. dial.
– ROBIATOR a plunderer; a violent, ruthless person; a lout, a boor, a bully …c1745 Sc.
– RUBIATOR a plunderer; a violent, ruthless person; a lout, a boor, a bully …c1745 Sc.
– SACKER one who sacks or plunders …1589
– SCAUMER † a pirate, a plunderer; a cattle-lifter …1836 Sc.
– TAKER one who takes something from another by force or wrongfully; a robber, a thief, a plunderer, a pilferer …1500-20

VERBS

– BEZZLE † to plunder to spoil; to make away with the property of others …c1430 obs. exc. Eng. dial.
– BLOB to plunder …Bk1911 Sc.
– HARASS † to lay waste, to devastate, to plunder …a1618
– HARRY † to plunder, to carry off in a marauding raid (cattle, etc.) …1579 obs. exc. Sc.
– HERRY to rob, to plunder, to pillage; used esp. of robbing birds’ nests …1677 Sc. & Eng. dial.
– MARAUD to make a raid for the purpose of plundering …1711
– PANYAR to seize as plunder, to raid, to steal; to kidnap natives as slaves …1735 W. Afr.
– PICK FEATHERS OFF † to plunder …1677
– RAIM † to put to ransom, to exact ransom from; hence, to spoil, to plunder, to deprive of …c1330
– RAME to steal, to rob, to plunder …Bk1905 Eng. dial.
– RAMSHACKLE to ransack, to search for closely; to plunder …1802 Sc. & Eng. & Amer. dial. 
– RAPE * to rob, to strip, to plunder a place …a1721
– RAPINE †* to commit rapine; to plunder, to carry off as loot …1580
– REAVE to rob, to steal, to plunder; to bereave of …1791 Sc. & Eng. dial.
– SACK to strip a person or place of possessions or goods; to plunder, to despoil …a1547
– SACKAGE † to plunder …1585
– SCOFF to filch, to steal, to plunder, to sponge …1885 Sc.
– SKECK †* to make a raid on; to plunder …c1330
– SKICK †* to make a raid on; to plunder …a1300
– TO-REAVE † to commit robbery or plunder; to rob, to plunder, to deprive by violence of …a1300