To go about hostilely, beset, overrun (in hostile sense). Also figurative; cf. 8. Obsolete.

intransitive. To make predatory raids or incursions; to commit ravages.

To ravage (a city, land, etc.) by warlike operations; to harry. Obsolete.

transitive. To ride all over (a country or region), esp. with an armed force, so as to exert authority, crush opposition, etc.; to harry, plunder…

intransitive. = run, v. 1, 7, 8.

transitive. To ride or move over (a region or country) with an armed force; to ravage, conquer, destroy; to sack, pillage (a city, etc.).

intransitive. To cause devastation through war; to ravage. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To harry, rob, spoil. In the general sense of harry, v.

To harry, lay waste, devastate, plunder. Obsolete.

To range over (a region of sea or land), esp. to destroy, ravage, or capture; to scour. Also spec. with an aircraft as subject.

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