Noun
A rover in quest of booty or plunder; a plunderer; one who pillages.
Source: Webster's dictionaryA minute later McLaughlin blocked a Marauder shot from the right side, and Hodsden knocked aside Brianna Doty’s rebound bid from the inside edge of the circle. Source: Internet
The third-year Civil Engineering student was the lone Marauder to race in the CIS championships in Windsor earlier this month, and prior to that he became the McMaster record-holder in the men’s 1000m in emphatic fashion. Source: Internet
If a Marauder secured the board, then there would be a shooter for a wide open catch-and-shoot look. Source: Internet
Six Marauder wrestlers advanced to medal matches and Omar Ahmed and Joban Phulka won bronze medals. Source: Internet
Therefore be it resolved that the Meigs County Commissioners do hereby proclaim August 25th as a day to recognize not only the 1967 Meigs Marauder football team, but the tradition they set in motion that is strong and apparent today. Source: Internet
They built a 427 cid 500hp Mercury Marauder stock car, with the help of NASCAR fabricator Bill Stroppe. Source: Internet