Definition
Definition of picaroon - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
behaviorDated rogue or scoundrelDated
- He was known as a picaroon, always ready with a sly trick..
2.
pirate shipDated ship used by piratesDated
- The picaroon was spotted near the coast.
3.
toolsDated tool with a curved spike for loggingDated
- The worker used a picaroon to move the logs.
Origin of picaroon
Spanish, picar (to prick)
Examples of picaroon in a sentence
Stories of the picaroon's adventures were legendary. The notorious picaroon sailed under a black flag. A picaroon was anchored in the hidden cove. He grabbed a picaroon to shift the timber. A picaroon is essential for loggers in the forest.
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- French:filou, navire pirate, ...
- German:Schurke, Piratenkutter, ...
- Italian:mascalzone, nave pirata, ...
- Spanish:sinvergüenza, barco pirata, ...
- Portuguese:malandro, navio pirata, ...
- Chinese:无赖, 海盗船, ...
- Japanese:悪党, 海賊船, ...
- Arabic:مَارِق, سَفِينَة قَرْصَنَة, ...
- Hebrew:רַמַּאי, סְפִינַת שׁוֹדְדֵי יָם, ...
- Russian:мошенник, пиратский корабль, ...
- Ukrainian:шахрай, піратський корабель, ...
- Hindi:दगाबाज, समुद्री डाकू जहाज, ...
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