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piratism 

The act of pirating the high (and low) seas. Also can be applied to the act of pirating interstate highways.

Not to be confused with piracy, which is merely stealing music from already-rich musicians, who really shouldn't get their panties in a bundle because someone downloaded one of their songs to see if they actually wanted to buy their crappy music.
To increase their bank accounts, Christian, Evan, and Michael were forced to result to interstate piratism in order to better-fuel their thirst for exotic cars.
piratism by Interstate Pirates Inc. January 12, 2006
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Piratism 

The act of a co-worker (junk-food socialist) eating a snack that was hidden with great care in the company fridge for later enjoyment.
I was going to eat that last ice cream cone I had stashed until someone committed snack piratism!
Piratism by power hooligan October 17, 2010

Anarcho-Piratism 

Some Ideology that was made by the discord user Miho/Tirpitz/Mark and is something like Anarchy except that its believed that true freedom means that everyone shall sail the seas.
No one has an idea how this works but i guess it can work
Miho: Ay yo, have you heard of "Anarcho-Piratism"?
Anarcho: *Angry noises*
Anarcho-Piratism by Mihosaka November 22, 2020

Piratish 

One whom exudes a Pirate like Qualities; one who posses a Likeness to Pirates.

Dressing up as a Pirate for Annual celebrations such as Halloween, Gasparilla in Tampa, Fl or Fantasy Fest in Key West, Fl.
You know Jimmy spends all of his money every year on his pirate costume, but he will never be as Piratishas Johnny Depp in Pirates of the Caribbean when he plays Captain Jack Sparrow.
Piratish by Tommy R. Martin February 3, 2008
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