Corsair
31corsair — cor|sair [ kɔr,ser ] noun count an old word for a pirate …
32Corsair — Chance Vought single engine fighter popular during World War II (F4U) …
33corsair — cor·sair || kÉ”ËseÉ™ n. pirate; pirate ship …
34corsair — [kɔ: sɛ:, kɔ:sɛ:] noun archaic a pirate. ↘historical a privateer, especially one operating along the southern shore of the Mediterranean. Origin C16: from Fr. corsaire, from med. L. cursarius, from cursus a raid, plunder , special use of L.… …
35corsair — n. Pirate, buccaneer, picaroon, sea rover, sea robber …
36corsair — noun (C) old use the name of a North African pirate 1 (3), or their ship …
37corsair — n 1. privateer, pirate, viking, buccaneer, freebooter, rapparee; raider, plunderer, marauder, depredator, looter, rifler. 2. privateer, armed ship, pirate ship, pirate, sea rover …
38corsair — cor·sair …
39corsair — cor•sair [[t]ˈkɔr sɛər[/t]] n. 1) naut. navig. a fast pirate ship 2) naut. navig. a pirate, esp. of the Barbary Coast • Etymology: 1540–50; < MF corsaire < Oc corsar(i) < Upper It corsaro < ML cursārius= L curs(us) course+ ārius ary …
40corsair — /ˈkɔsɛə/ (say kawsair) noun 1. a privateer, especially one of the Barbary Coast. 2. a pirate. 3. a fast vessel used for piracy. {French corsaire, from Italian corsaro, runner, from Late Latin cursārius, from cursus course} …