Raid and Strip

Raid

Raid verb - To enter for conquest or plunder.

Usage example: a fox has been raiding the chicken coop, and now we're down to eight hens

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Strip and raid are semantically related in plunder topic. In some cases you can use "Strip" instead a verb "Raid".

Nearby Words: raided, raider, raiding

Strip verb - To remove clothing from.

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Raid and strip are semantically related in empty topic. Sometimes you can use "Raid" instead a verb "Strip".

old	old raid	old strip
full	full raid	full strip
special	special raid	special strip
long	long raid	long strip
Other adjectives: particular, original, single, small, actual, entire, real, famous, new, final, later, classic, next, last, occasional, recent, earlier, previous.

place	raid place	strip place
world	raid world	strip world
planet	raid planet	strip planet
humans	raid humans	strip humans
Other words: lands, worlds, planets.

One three-panel strip has the catapult break down on a raid.

Source: Comic Strip / Hägar the Horrible
Hägar the Horrible and Lucky Eddie raid the royal wedding in this strip; the best part of the loot?

Source: I Was Told There Would Be Cake
She thinks about hiding her money inside her, uh, bosom, when Yankee soldiers come to raid her house, but is afraid if the soldiers see it they will strip-search her, so instead hides it in her baby's diaper.

Source: Victoria's Secret Compartment