raid·er 
/ˈreɪdɚ/ noun
plural raid·ers /ˈreɪdɚ/ noun [count] 1 : a person who suddenly and unexpectedly attacks a place or group
▪ The village needs protection from enemy raiders. 2 : a person who enters a place in order to steal or take something
▪ Raiders had emptied the tomb of treasure. 3 : a person who tries to take control of a business by buying a lot of its stock
▪ He made his fortune as a corporate raider.
▪ The village needs protection from enemy raiders.
▪ Raiders had emptied the tomb of treasure.
▪ He made his fortune as a corporate raider.
