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Often used in the same context:
brigand,
knight errant,
autolycus,
nobleman,
bandit,
macheath,
plowman,
bushranger,
cat burglar,
saloonkeeper,
housebreaker,
escaper,
sneak thief,
magus,
aristocrat,
pickpocket,
strachey,
desperado,
magwitch,
knave,
amanuensis,
monocled,
roue,
earldom,
safecracker,
swagman,
lairds,
scallywag,
blackguard,
hussars,
murderer,
dick turpin,
bunyip,
woodsman,
coachman,
max beerbohm,
poisoner,
viscount,
gamekeeper,
dogberry,
gaulish,
deerstalker,
pedlar,
tyburn,
vestal virgin,
stableboy,
squire,
vagrant,
cavalryman,
dukedom,
nym,
bard,
swineherd,
plunderer,
reprobate,
huntsman,
tramp,
woodcutter,
spiv,
auld,
shakspere,
hitcher,
thief,
rustler,
navvy,
dorsetshire,
tiresias,
leofric,
marquess,
epicene,
chaucerian,
lytton strachey,
noblewomen,
skye terrier,
confederate soldier,
byronic,
antiquarian,
igraine,
ferryman,
marcus junius brutus,
viscountess,
versifier,
samuel pepys,
manservant,
freebooter,
noble savage,
ruffian,
swordsman,
conniver,
flaneur,
robber,
cardsharp,
greatcoat,
revenges,
gibbet,
serial murderer,
arthur koestler,
jacobites,
cardinal richelieu,
bayeux tapestry,
bootlegger,
charles dodgson,
outlaw,
pirate,
highwaymen,
soldier,
airman,
smuggler,
archer,
burglar,
poacher,
courtesan,
outlaws,
buccaneer,
hunter,
potter,
scout
Appears in the definition of:
dick turpin,
footpad,
padder,
turpin
More general:
holdup man,
stickup man
Synonyms:
highjacker,
hijacker,
road agent
Also try:
— Adjectives for highwayman:
notorious,
famous,
english,
young,
single,
celebrated,
common,
noted,
good,
old,
bold,
more...
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