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Shopping, but with swords and zero intention of paying.
means To violently rob a place of valuables, typically during war or after conquering it.
from From Old French piller, to plunder, rooted in pille, a rag — because what you took left only tatters behind.
Pirate pairingAlmost always travels with the word plunder.
Legal termBanned as a war crime under the Geneva Conventions.
Rag rootsSame family as the word pillager and pelt.