Associations to the word «Marauding»
Noun
- Soldier
- Plunder
- Horde
- Bandit
- Incursion
- Cossack
- Stripping
- Mercenary
- Comanche
- Orc
- Pirate
- Expedition
- Goblin
- Foray
- Mountaineer
- Robber
- Viking
- Tribe
- Maratha
- Apache
- Goth
- Excursion
- Raid
- Indian
- Gang
- Outlaw
- Invader
- Peasant
- Waiting
- Saxon
- Parti
- Band
- Militia
- Ant
- Boer
- Troop
- Priory
- Flock
- Herd
- Frontier
- Pasture
- Settler
- Crow
- Crusader
- Countryside
- Cherokee
- Refugee
- Camel
- Rabbit
- Attack
- Threat
- Cavalry
- Army
- Warrior
- Wolf
- Prey
- Flank
- Elf
- Disk
- Hurry
- Clan
- Miner
- Settlement
- Wild
- Follower
- Plain
- Arab
- Defence
- Beast
- Pack
- Land
- Survival
Adjective
Wiktionary
MARAUDING, verb. Present participle of maraud
MARAUDING, adjective. Raiding and pillaging
MARAUDING, adjective. (of an animal) killing in wanton fashion.
MARAUDING, adjective. (of an animal) killing domestic animals.
MARAUDING, noun. Raiding and pillaging.
Dictionary definition
MARAUDING, adjective. Characterized by plundering or pillaging or marauding; "bands of marauding Indians"; "predatory warfare"; "a raiding party".
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