piratess

English

Etymology

From pirate +‎ -ess.

Noun

piratess (plural piratesses)

1. A female pirate.
   • 1851, William Henry Giles Kingston, The Pirate of the Mediterranean: A Tale of the Sea, page 41:

     “I don't think it's any thing very bad, for the young pirates and piratesses are still dancing away as merrily as before,” he answered.

Anagrams

• piasters, Serapist, Raptises, praisest, airsteps, piastres, aspirest, tapisers, raspiest, pastries, traipses, Prestias