Definition of Likedeeler in English:

Likedeeler

(also Likedealer)

noun ˌlʌɪkˈdiːlə

rare, historical

In plural or collective singular A group of privateers or pirates active in the Baltic Sea in the late 14th and early 15th centuries and renowned for dividing their spoils equally among themselves.

Origin

Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Adam Anderson (1692–1765), historian of commerce. From Middle Dutch likedeler (in plural) denoting a particular band of privateers active in the late 14th and early 15th cent. (so called on account of their custom of dividing their takings equally among themselves) (Dutch likedeeler, hist.) from Middle Low German līkdēler, līkendēler someone who divides equally, specifically (in plural) denoting the band of privateers from līke + dēler, after līkedēlen to divide equally (especially of booty).

Definition of Likedeeler in US English:

Likedeeler

(also Likedealer)

nounˌlʌɪkˈdiːlə

rare, historical

In plural or collective singular A group of privateers or pirates active in the Baltic Sea in the late 14th and early 15th centuries and renowned for dividing their spoils equally among themselves.

单词	Likedeeler
释义	Definition of Likedeeler in English: Likedeeler (also Likedealer) noun ˌlʌɪkˈdiːlə rare, historical In plural or collective singular A group of privateers or pirates active in the Baltic Sea in the late 14th and early 15th centuries and renowned for dividing their spoils equally among themselves. Origin Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Adam Anderson (1692–1765), historian of commerce. From Middle Dutch likedeler (in plural) denoting a particular band of privateers active in the late 14th and early 15th cent. (so called on account of their custom of dividing their takings equally among themselves) (Dutch likedeeler, hist.) from Middle Low German līkdēler, līkendēler someone who divides equally, specifically (in plural) denoting the band of privateers from līke + dēler, after līkedēlen to divide equally (especially of booty). Definition of Likedeeler in US English: Likedeeler (also Likedealer) nounˌlʌɪkˈdiːlə rare, historical In plural or collective singular A group of privateers or pirates active in the Baltic Sea in the late 14th and early 15th centuries and renowned for dividing their spoils equally among themselves. Origin Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Adam Anderson (1692–1765), historian of commerce. From Middle Dutch likedeler (in plural) denoting a particular band of privateers active in the late 14th and early 15th cent. (so called on account of their custom of dividing their takings equally among themselves) (Dutch likedeeler, hist.) from Middle Low German līkdēler, līkendēler someone who divides equally, specifically (in plural) denoting the band of privateers from līke + dēler, after līkedēlen to divide equally (especially of booty).
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