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British term. It all starts with the theft of a large vehicle, likely a truck (lorry in Brit parlance) or perhaps a van. Stolen vehicle is then driven through the plate glass window of a shop, perhaps a Best Buy (Dixon's). Selected shop is then raided for goodies by occupants of the vehicle, at which point thieves make off with the loot. Steal a truck, crash it into the shop and piss off with a bunch of junk in your arms and pockets. Ideal way to pass an evening or early morning. Popular activity with chavs when they run out of ciggies.
Fuckin chavs nicked a lorry and ramraided Tescos. Ran off with a bunch of baked bean frozen pizzas and prawn cocktail crisps.
Ramraid by yobung December 16, 2005

ringpiece ramraider 

A ringpiece ramraider resides in prison and does his uphill gardening whether the recipient likes it or not
That bastard from A wing forcibly bummed me in the showers. He's a proper ringpiece ramraider. Poopipe pirate,colon coloniser
ringpiece ramraider by Chuff buffler November 19, 2017
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Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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