transitive. To seize as spoil.

To seize and appropriate as plunder or spoil; to seize upon or take away (a thing) forcibly or… transitive. With away or without adverbial or…

With stealing something as a purpose. transitive. To search for and steal (goods, valuables, etc.); to find and take as plunder. Now usually in p…

transitive. To take away (esp. property) by force; to seize or divide as spoil; to carry off as prey. Also with away. Now rare.

To seize or carry off as plunder.

To plunder, carry off in a marauding raid (cattle, etc.). Now Scottish.

transitive. To plunder or carry away by rapine; to deprive of property. Also occasionally intransitive. Now rare.

To take as plunder or spoil. Obsolete. rare.

A form used by Fuller, apparently as = harry, v. or harass, n. (cf. ravage, n.).

intransitive. to walk off with: to carry away as a prize or plunder; to steal.

To carry off as loot or booty.

transitive. To harry as a jay-hawker; to ‘raid’.