bandit
/ˈbændɪt/ verb C2- To rob, or steal from, in the manner of a bandit.
He/she/it bandits · Past bandited · Past participle bandited · -ing form banditing
Verb forms
- Base form
- bandit
- He/she/it
- bandits
- Past
- bandited
- Past participle
- bandited
- -ing form
- banditing
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“Yes, yes; this is an adventure worthy a place in the varied career of that royal bandit.
John Lateran; and the latter convicted of being an accomplice of the atrocious and sanguinary bandit, Luigi Vampa, and his band.
In all probability, therefore, the Transteverin was no other than the bandit Luigi Vampa himself, and the man shrouded in the mantle the same he had known as “Sinbad the Sailor,” but who, no doubt, was still pursuing his philanthropic expedition in Rome, as he had already done at Porto-Vecchio and Tunis.
Albert, then, had fallen into the hands of the famous bandit chief, in whose existence he had for so long a time refused to believe.
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