maraud
/məˈrɒd/Definitions
1. verb
to rob or plunder, especially in a violent or destructive manner
“The pirates began to maraud the coastal towns, stealing valuable goods and supplies.”
2. verb
to move or travel from place to place, especially in a disorderly or destructive manner
“The band of wild animals began to maraud the countryside, causing chaos and destruction wherever they went.”
3. noun
a person who robs or plunders, especially in a violent or destructive manner
“The marauder was caught by the authorities after being accused of multiple robberies and assaults.”
4. noun
an act of robbery or plunder, especially in a violent or destructive manner
“The maraud was so severe that the town was left with little to no resources for weeks.”