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Definitionn. someone who uses another person's words or ideas as if they were his own
Last update: September 26, 2015
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More probably they were taken down in shorthand by some listener at the play and then "pirated" by some publisher for his own profit. [verb]
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The notorious pirate is shot dead. [noun]
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The pirate video cassettes are now banned. [adjective]
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The interference with radio reception was caused by pirates. [noun]
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News: Pirate ship ahoy in group debut at new theater News: After the £ 8m refurb..who'll take the stage? [Please select]
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Themes include A Haunting at the Castle and A Pirate Ship Palaver. [Please select]
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Hardly had we got fairly to sea again when we saw two pirate ships. [Please select]
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Archibius now related everything which they had experienced, and their discovery in the pirate ship. [Please select]
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Thus it was discovered that the pirate craft, in company with a much larger vessel, owned by a companion, had lurked behind the promontory of Crete for a prize. [Please select]
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The pirate protested that he did not know the position of the army--it might be at Taenarum, whence the captured ship came. [noun]
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