moss-trooper
moss–troop·er
noun \ˈmȯs-ˌtrü-pər\Definition of MOSS-TROOPER
1
: one of a class of 17th century raiders in the marshy border country between England and Scotland
2
: pirate
— moss–troop·ing \-piŋ\ adjective
First Known Use of MOSS-TROOPER
1645
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