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brigand

[brig-uhnd] / ˈbrɪg ənd /


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He’s both the handsome and heroic Jamie Lockhart and, his face stained with berry juice, he’s a dashing but dastardly brigand.

From New York Times Mar. 13, 2016

This brigand may not be as wily as he thinks he is, but Leone loved him enough to let him survive the famous shootout and still be hanging around, so to speak, at the end.

From Time Jun. 25, 2014

She had been collected by some brigand or another for a friend of mine, who said she couldn't have her in the house.

From The Guardian Oct. 3, 2010

When he was but a baby brigand in the employ of the University of Pittsburgh, Calipari's recruiting tactics very nearly incited a general hooley at the Big East's annual meeting.

From Slate Mar. 16, 2010

It was a baby pike, absolutely rigid and probably asleep, and it looked like a pipe stem or a sea-horse stretched out flat It would be a brigand when it grew up.

From "The Once and Future King" by T. H. White




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