buccaneer

Indeed, there are whole generations who only know him in his slurry buccaneer phase from Pirates of the Caribbean.

As a politician, Sarkozy is as brutal as any buccaneer, and he lets the world see it.

A buccaneer lives for the excitement of deciphering the mysteries of human experience.

A buccaneer wants status, too, but only if that status is justly earned and sustained through the quality of his work.

Dangerous situation of the brig among the islands of Buccaneer's Archipelago.

Off the Buccaneer's Archipelago the tides are strong and rise to the height of thirty-six feet.

They proceeded on their voyage, having obtained the services of an old buccaneer who knew the coast of Central America well.

The curtain was snatched aside, and the buccaneer took a dozen strides into the place and stopped, looking round.

This woman, descended from Morgan the buccaneer, has more than once turned the scales of an Irish election.