<span class="searchmatch">pirate</span> <span class="searchmatch">articles</span> pl (plural only) The standard operating procedures for buccaneers in the late 17th century; covered division of plunder, behaviour, punishment...
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→ISBN: He ran his ship a bit more iron-handedly than other <span class="searchmatch">pirate</span> captains did. The <span class="searchmatch">articles</span> he made his crew sign—which included the exact percentage...
2007, Jeffery S. Williams, <span class="searchmatch">Pirate</span> Spirit: The Adventures of Anne Bonney, page 185: “Both of you offended me, and by the <span class="searchmatch">articles</span> set down in Rackham's ship...
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From freebooter (“a type of <span class="searchmatch">pirate</span>”). freebooting (uncountable) Piracy or plundering. 1853, James Richardson, Narrative of a Mission to Central Africa...
Ordinaries and Ecclesiasticall Iudges, to Answere Generallie to All Such <span class="searchmatch">Articles</span> or Interrogatories, as Pleaseth Them to Propound. And of Their Forced and...
Wikipedia has <span class="searchmatch">articles</span> on: 倭寇 (Written Standard Chinese?) 倭寇 (Cantonese) E-khò (Southern Min) wokou (English) Mandarin (Pinyin): wōkòu (Zhuyin): ㄨㄛ ㄎㄡˋ...
Wikipedia has <span class="searchmatch">articles</span> on: 山寨文化 (Written Standard Chinese?) shanzhai (English) The use of "Shanzhai" to refer to imitation products comes from Cantonese...
pretend to be a different person while playing a game. So we played at being <span class="searchmatch">pirates</span> for a while. To do something in a manner that lacks seriousness, commitment...