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raider

[rey-der] / ˈreɪ dər /


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Meet the raccoon dog; it earns its name from its black facial markings, which give the animal a masked appearance and a more-than-passing resemblance to those infamous raiders of urban trash cans.

From New York Times

From a barren house in wintry Colorado where Ellie brings her caretaker, who has been stabbed in the gut by roving raiders, we leap to the memory of the government-run school where Ellie was raised.

From Salon

Before the era of swashbuckling corporate raiders rained riches and fear on Wall Street, there was Thomas H. Lee.

From New York Times

Eventually he joins forces with a group of raiders who have been ravaged by Eagle’s forces.

From The Verge

The outside backs, typically highflying raiders wreaking havoc in the attack, haven’t added much.

From Washington Post