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What (who) is RAIDING - definition
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Raiding (disambiguation)
Raiding
·p.pr. & ·vb.n. of Raid.
ram-raid
TYPE OF BURGLARY IN WHICH A VEHICLE IS DRIVEN INTO A BUILDING
Ramraiding; Ram raid; Ram raiding; Ram-raid; Ramraid; Ram raids
(ram-raids, ram-raiding, ram-raided)
1.
A ram-raid is the crime of using a car to drive into and break a shop window in order to steal things from the shop. (BRIT)
A shop in Station Road was the target of a ram-raid early yesterday.
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2.
If people ram-raid, they use a car to drive into and break a shop window in order to steal things from the shop. (BRIT)
The kids who are joyriding and ram-raiding are unemployed.
VERB: V, also V n
• ram-raider (ram-raiders)
Ram-raiders smashed their way into a high-class store.
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ram raid
TYPE OF BURGLARY IN WHICH A VEHICLE IS DRIVEN INTO A BUILDING
Ramraiding; Ram raid; Ram raiding; Ram-raid; Ramraid; Ram raids
¦ noun Brit. a robbery in which a shop window is rammed with a vehicle and looted.
Derivatives
ram-raider noun
ram-raiding noun
Wikipedia
Raiding
Raiding may refer to:
- The present participle of the verb Raid (disambiguation), which itself has several meanings
- Raid (military)
- Raid (video games), a group of video game players who join forces
- Raiding, Austria, a town in Austria
- Party raiding, a tactic in American politics
Examples of use of RAIDING
1. There were no casualties among the raiding party.
2. But few, including Gasa, picture police raiding villages.
3. "They are raiding the crown jewels to raise capital.
4. So what‘s so remarkable about raiding a hospital in Baalbek?
5. He had multiple convictions for raiding stores in his town.