plunderer

The Turk has always been a plunderer and has cursed everything he touched.

In Warsaw there was much misery, for the plunderer had worked conscription and seizure to its furthest limit.

A very small time after our plunderer met with an old shepherd, who had sold a good parcel of sheep.

The unregenerate Teuton was a pirate and a plunderer; the settled Saxon became an oversea trader and trafficker.

Brian was no long time in learning that the Dark Master had spread word of him as a plunderer and Parliament man.

His contemporaries, at least those beneath his own rank, looked upon him as a tyrant and plunderer.

They all advanced, therefore, in a body; and the appearance of such a number drove the plunderer from his booty.

Rav′ener, a plunderer; Rav′ening (B.), eagerness for plunder.

Besides, nothing was more shameful than riches which betrayed into captivity the plunderer whom they were supposed to enrich.

She also had $36 in silver, which the plunderer of the body did not get.