Pirate (disambiguation)

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A pirate is someone who commits piracy, that is, robbery at sea without a commission from a sovereign nation.

Pirate, pirates or piracy may also refer to:

Activities

• Aircraft hijacking, aka air piracy
• Biopiracy
• Copyright infringement
• Patent infringement
• Pirate radio
• Trademark infringement
• Yoga piracy
• Paradigm piracy

Print and Media

See also: List of fictional pirates

• Pirate (film) (2006), by Priyadarshan
• Pirate, a novel by Ted Bell
• Pirates (film), by Roman Polanski
• Pirates (porn film)
• Pirates (podcast sitcom)
• Piracy (comic)
• Sid Meier's Pirates!, a series of computer games
• Space pirate, common theme in science fiction
• The Pirate (1947), American musical film
• The Pirate, a novel by Frederick Marryat
• The Pirate, a novel by Harold J. Robbins
• The Pirate (novel), by Sir Walter Scott
• "The Pirate (Anderson)", a science fiction short story by Poul Anderson.

Sporting teams

• Bristol Rovers F.C., nickname "The Pirates", UK football team
• Cornish Pirates, UK rugby team
• East Carolina University, U.S., nickname "Pirate"
• Orlando Pirates, South African football (soccer) team
• Pittsburgh Pirates, U.S. Major League Baseball team
• Portland Pirates, U.S. hockey team
• Seton Hall Pirates, basketball team from Seton Hall University, New Jersey, U.S.

Miscellanea

• Lego Pirates
• Pirate (art gallery), in Denver, Colorado, U.S.
• Pirate, a GWR Waverley Class locomotive