maroon | | A short, heavy, single edged sword, once used predominantly by sailors. |
booty | | typically a black flag bearing dreawn white bones; indicates a pirate ship. |
cutlass | | One whose responsibility it is to help in navigatng a vessel. |
buccaneer | | A ship that is involved in trade/commerce. A cargo ship. |
plunder | | A general term for valuables that are often buried. |
Jolly_Roger | | A parasite that often infests any place that people may live. |
mutiny | | a piratical adventurer of the sea. A person who plunders at the sea, or land fromt he sea. |
lice | | A large square masted vessel of the 1500's used for war, or commerce. |
privateer | | To raise against authority, particularly a naval or military power. |
merchant_ship | | an armed vessel sailing under the commission of a sovereign power against the enemy |
pirate | | To isolate. Sailors would leave mutinous shipmates on deserted islands, without any means of survival. |
treasure | | The act of pillaging or robbery. |
mariner | | Goods obtained illegally. Spoils obtained as a restult or war or battle. |
loot | | A type of ship with large sails. |
galleon | | Gold, money, or other goods obtained illegally |
schooner | | to make an attempt, or to complete an attach on a ship. A thief or the seas, or ocean. Viloence used to steal (by force) the property of another vessel in order to steal gold or treasure. |