Marauding is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MARAUDING in dictionary:

VERB:
• go about in search of things to steal or people to attack
• raid and plunder (a place)
NOUN:
• the act of wandering in search of plunder
ADJECTIVE:
• wandering or raiding in search of plunder
• characterized by plundering or pillaging or marauding
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to rove in search of booty

Words related to MARAUDING

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Words that contain MARAUDING

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How to use MARAUDING in a sentence

• They are marauding slaves, and we must not let them see us.
• That is, it seemed so, after the various marauding nations were disposed of.
• At least one marauding party, in 1853, was organized in Texas, and went in search of adventures towards the new settlement.
• Glass fruit jars with screw tops preserved all that was entrusted to them free from injury by any marauding animals who might be tempted by the smell to break open the cupboard.
• There they found that the men had just started out to cut off the retreat of the marauding savages who were ravaging south of the Kentucky.
• Robertson and his force followed the trail of a marauding party which had just visited the settlements.
• It was too distant for us to tell whence it came, but we had little doubt that it was from the lance-heads of marauding Cossacks.
• Hollanders and Belgians had faithfully assured me that such marauding bands would shoot at sight.
• The injuries suffered from their marauding habits form only a subordinate charge against them, as though it had not been practically felt to be so great a grievance.
• Disturbing reports of marauding expeditions on the part of the convicts, still at large, came with insistent frequency.
• Merere goes frequently on marauding expeditions for cattle, and is instigated thereto by his mother.
• In 1250, just ten years before Daniel established the line of Princes in Moscow, a little band of marauding Turks were encamped upon a plain in Asia Minor.
• Under the leadership of men like Alfonso Piccolomini and Roberto Malatesta, these marauding bands assumed the proportion of armies.
• This marauding band, however, dearly paid for its depredations.
• He first encountered a large body of the Danes who were out on a marauding excursion.
• In the mean time, too, new parties of Danes were continually arriving on the coast, and spreading themselves in marauding and plundering excursions over the country.
• Who otherwise shall dine, Are like a troop marauding for their prey.
• A dog barked, and a poaching cat was marauding about.
• First came agitators and next marauding bands to strike terror.
• Early in the day the united detachments encountered a very large force, under the command of the notorious marauding chief, Stock.
• Bartle Won immediately volunteered to start off to try and find the whereabouts of the supposed marauding party.
• Thither we children used to go forth on Saturday afternoons on marauding expeditions.
• We were to cultivate the plantations to the best of our abilities, subject to the fortunes of flood, fire, and pestilence, and the operations of military and marauding forces.
• Coroticus, a chieftain of Britain, and therefore nominally a Christian and a citizen of Rome, had sent marauding bands to Ireland to capture slaves.
• The principal occupation of the British was to send out marauding expeditions and cut off outlying parties.
• Now, when all was at last ready, Washington began to draw his net about Cornwallis, whom he had been keenly watching during the victorious marauding of the summer.
• It was afterward ascertained that ten canoes full had gone on one of their marauding expeditions.
• Not since the days when Union and Southern marauding parties scattered terror in these woods had public excitement run so high as now.
• But in March, the hostilities were renewed, and several marauding parties of Indians entered the country from north of the Ohio.
• The troops so employed will at the same time protect the settlers on the border and help to prevent marauding on both sides by the nomadic Indians.
• The light was still shining in the bank, and I knew that that redoubtable old rebel of a watchman was peacefully sleeping with his gray guerilla of a marauding cat beside him.

Similar words containing MARAUD without suffix ing

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