1. To cruise in a privateer.

2. A private ship of war having a commission to seize or plunder the ships of an enemy.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• privatr,
• primater,
• privatley,
• privatet,
• privatae,
• privatcey,
• privatee,
• privated,
• privatge,
• privatte,
• privatle,
• privatre,
• privatesy,
• privatey,
• privater,
• privatel,
• orivateer,
• lrivateer,
• -rivateer,
• 0rivateer

• privatize,
• private road,
• provider,
• privett,
• prevatt,
• privette,
• previte,
• privitera,
• privation,
• Prevatte,
• Breviature,
• access-provider,
• probative,
• preferred-provider,
• privater,
• pervader,
• provature,
• provedor,
• profiter,
• privet,
• PRIVATAIR,
• privateness,
• Provedore,
• privately,
• privates,
• probate,
• private eye,
• provider-specific,
• patient-provider,
• provideair,
• PRVtr,
• prefatory,
• service-provider,
• prefatorial,
• provide,
• Providore,
• providor,
• private line,
• privatise,
• private,
• profiteer,
• probationer.

The adjective form of the word "privateer" is "privateering".

The plural of the "privateer" can be the "privateers".

The singular of the "privateer" can be the "privateer".