What is "buccaneers"

Usage examples of "buccaneers".

My father, who bought me a red plastic pirate ship full of toy buccaneers for a dollar at the Menora Medical Clinic gift shop when I was little.

Just three years ago, in 1665, the various buccaneers and their hangers-on in Tortuga spilled over to Jamaica, which was already ruled by the English.

France nominally rules Tortuga, and lots of French buccaneers will also be present in Port Royal.

Modyford prevented that by sending Sir Henry Morgan and a fleet of buccaneers on a preemptive strike against Cuba.

He decided that the buccaneers routinely appraised the fighting ability of those around them, either as potential opponents in a brawl or as comrades on board ship.

The buccaneers were muttering among themselves, but none wanted to go after Hunter alone.

I suspect that the buccaneers are going to show you a lot of new human behavior before we go home.

She had always loved reading about the buccaneers when she had been young.

Hunter smiled politely at the buccaneers, who stared at him in amazement.

Instead of the wild, carousing buccaneers, Jane saw the ordinary people who kept the town functioning.

Even when the buccaneers who had been carousing the night before stumbled out to start their day, they were hung over.

Wayne, after you paid me in hard coin a few days ago instead of bartering with me, as most buccaneers would.

Those ships, even more than the buccaneers themselves, truly represented the era.

She was still listening carefully, but she felt she had a better chance of overhearing something interesting if the two buccaneers thought she was distracted.

She waited to see what Roland wanted her to do, remembering that she was masquerading as a cabin boy if the buccaneers would buy that.