Definitions

1. noun

A person who travels from town to town, especially to sell goods, and is often associated with theft or dishonesty.

“The villagers were wary of the ramson who arrived in town, selling cheap goods at inflated prices.”

2. verb

To rob or plunder, especially by traveling from place to place.

“The gang of robbers was said to have ramsomed the village, stealing food and valuables.”