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the loot comes free, the grudge is forever.
means someone who launches a sudden armed or aggressive raid to seize goods, territory, or advantage, usually hitting fast and leaving before anyone can properly fight back.
from Straight from 'raid,' a Scots dialect form of 'road' — originally meaning a journey, specifically a mounted military expedition. By the early 1800s, via Walter Scott's popular use of the word in his writing, 'raid' narrowed to mean a swift hostile incursion, and 'raider' followed naturally as the one doing the riding and the taking.
- origin
- from raid, old english word for military expedition
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