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Often used in the same context:
robbers,
gangsters,
thieves,
raiders,
assailants,
pirates,
thugs,
brigands,
crooks,
muggers,
marauders,
kidnappers,
highwaymen,
hoodlums,
rustlers,
criminals,
dacoits,
pillagers,
desperadoes,
abductors,
theives,
goons,
smugglers,
attackers,
guerillas,
looters,
vigilantes,
snatchers,
assassins,
accomplices,
outlaws,
burglars,
buccaneers,
militiamen,
poachers,
intruders,
ruffians,
rebels,
robbery,
freebooters,
gangs,
ambushers,
militants,
traffickers,
loot,
guerrillas,
swindlers,
heist,
corsairs,
rogues,
lawmen,
pickpockets,
insurgents,
racketeers,
invaders,
terrorists,
lawless,
scallywags,
tribesmen,
hitmen,
safecrackers,
gunpoint,
ninjas,
warlords,
vandals,
mercenaries,
hostages,
trespassers,
armed robbery,
mob,
lawbreakers,
renegades,
captors,
fugitives,
ransome,
perps,
policemen,
suspects,
escapees,
ransom,
armas,
kidnappings,
hideouts,
henchmen,
interahamwe,
exploiters,
mafia,
tuaregs,
narcs,
cops,
killers,
grenade thrower,
rioters,
scoundrels,
drug lord,
bushwhackers,
slavers,
arsonists,
gunman,
grapnels,
murderers,
vagabonds,
bandit,
peddlers,
spies,
butchers,
conspirators,
gunmen,
plunderers
Appears in the definition of:
hood
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— Adjectives for bandits:
armed,
mexican,
social,
chinese,
communist,
local,
more,
unknown,
japanese,
red,
notorious,
more...
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