Pirate

What do we mean by pirate?

One who commits or practices piracy at sea. noun

One who makes use of or reproduces the work of another without authorization. noun

One who illegally intercepts or uses radio or television signals, especially one who operates an illegal television or radio station. noun

To attack and rob (a ship at sea). intransitive verb

To take (something) by piracy. intransitive verb

To make use of or reproduce (another's work) without authorization. intransitive verb

To act as a pirate; practice piracy. intransitive verb

One who without authority and by violence seizes or interferes with the ship or property of another on the sea; specifically, one who is habitually engaged in such robbery, or sails the seas for the robbery and plunder of merchant vessels; a freebooter or corsair; a sea-robber. See piracy. noun

An armed vessel which sails without a legal commission, for the purpose of plundering other vessels indiscriminately on the high seas. noun

A publisher, compiler, or bookseller who appropriates the literary or artistic labors of an author without compensation or permission; specifically, one who infringes on the copyright of another. noun

Any pirate-perch. noun

To play the pirate; rob on the high seas.

To appropriate and reproduce the literary or artistic work of another without right or permission; specifically, to infringe on the copyright of another.

To commit piracy upon; play the pirate toward.

To appropriate and publish without permission or legal right, as books, writings, etc.; use or reproduce illegally.

A stream that, by reason of its more favorable situation or its greater activity, encroaches upon the territory of a neigh-boring stream to such extent as to capture a part of its watercourse. noun

To play the pirate; to practice robbery on the high seas. intransitive verb

A robber on the high seas; one who by open violence takes the property of another on the high seas; especially, one who makes it his business to cruise for robbery or plunder; a freebooter on the seas; also, one who steals in a harbor. noun

An armed ship or vessel which sails without a legal commission, for the purpose of plundering other vessels on the high seas. noun

One who infringes the law of copyright, or publishes the work of an author without permission. noun

A criminal who plunders at sea; commonly attacking merchant vessels, though often pillaging port towns.

An armed ship or vessel that sails for the purpose of plundering other vessels.

One who breaks intellectual property laws by reproducing protected works without permission

A bird which practises kleptoparasitism.

A kind of marble in children's games.

Words that are spelled similarly to pirate:
pirate, irate, prate, pilate, porate, picrate, spirate, pirata, pirat, girate.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word pirate:
blackbeard, pirates, piracy, kidd, treasure, privateer, parrot, ship, radio, caroline, captain, seas, crew, adventure, ships, vessel, bay, copyright, hook, caribbean, stations, vessels, raid, aboard, party, broadcasting, sailing, captured, roberts, merchant, parties, sword, slave, revenge, morgan, ghost, adventures, gang.

Words that rhyme with pirate:
admire it, inspire it, lancashire it, reacquire it, retire it.

Adjectives that are often used to describe pirate:
old, notorious, english, famous, french, chinese, real, young, bloody, former, dutch, noted, black, successful, bold, barbary, turkish, bloodthirsty, norwegian, spanish, greek, female, infamous, algerine, celebrated, malay, damned, british, dead, century, retired, love, mere, literary, reformed, eyed, true, danish, irish, handsome, greatest, daring, chief, nice, welsh, legged, ruthless, ferocious, cruel, portuguese, known, wicked, fierce, scotch, swashbuckling, japanese, typical, bearded, fascinating, regular, genoese, scottish, day, terrible, haired, noble, notable, grouchy, sanctimonious, norse, time, legendary, desperate, drunken.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective pirate:
ship, ships, captain, radio, treasure, chief, vessels, captains, gold, stations, attacks, raids, fleets, crew, booty, king, vessel, colonel, flag, boat, crews, copies, activity, perch, insurance, writer, bands, punishment, fashion, wives, hands, hunting, blood, actor, traders, editions, fleet, fans, leader, story, attack, lover, craft, haven, stronghold, edition, boats, war, taxi, chiefs, players, loot, galley, subdivisions, strongholds, broadcasting, taxis, junks, flags, pitchers, writings, style, sloop, raid, kings, trade, leaders, bark, stories, catcher, publishers, novels, faith, morgan, lore, string, hunter, hosts, books, tales, hero, tapes, haunts, lingo, utopias, three, coast, base, operations, publisher, murtaugh, software, composite, schooner, perches, adventure, recordings.

Consonant match to pirate:
parrot, pyrite, pour out, parrott, porret, perite, perrot, perret, porite, perrett, pay rate, perrott, parrett, p rate, pair it, pair right, pair write, par rate, pare it, pea root, peer at, peer out, peer right, perritt, pier at, pier height, pier it, pier out, pier right, pieratt, pierette, poor ought, porritt, pour et, pour it, pour right.

Words that sound like pirate:
pirate, pirat, parrot, pyrite, parrott, pierrot, parat, peret, parrett, perit, porritt, porret, pierrette, pirates, pyra, perrot, pira, pyatt, piatt, prut, pay rate, porat, pour out, piat, pyat, baret, barratt, barett, piet, pret, prit, pritt, perret, perrett, pierid, part, poet, parent, port, pilot, parched, para, pierced, parked, parity, prat, barrett, parrots, pratt, posit, pilate, barret, prate, prot, powerade, parte, parra, prete, peot, pura, prud, porte, parried, berret, prout, parsed, pilote, piot, buret, pruett, pora, porked, prad, berit, poort, berrett, power cut, porate, paiute, pratte, parah, perorate, parriott, para-, perrott, piera, porched, piute, pyorrhea, bourret, poset, priorite, parras, paura, barit, peert, porath, praat, pyrene, piram.