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raider

[rey-der] / ˈreɪ dər /


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One picture of the Vikings, she says, is of them "being raiders and pillagers and attacking monasteries - then they turn into these more peaceful Norse settlers".

From BBC

"In the system of Conte he's not a builder, he's a raider - the best option while you have a number nine like Romelu Lukaku, who today plays - and builds - a lot for the team."

From BBC

Then there were the infamous Hatton Garden raiders, humorously dubbed "Dad's Army" due to their advanced ages.

From BBC

After all, it said: "It is a little unusual for raiders to come up through the floor."

From BBC

He mentioned a campaign 40 years ago, when “corporate raiders” tried to take over the company after more than a decade of struggles following co-founder Roy O. Disney’s death.

From Los Angeles Times