- PIRATE
- Sam Lord or Bartholomew Roberts
- Roberto Clemente, for his entire career
- Jack Sparrow, for one
- Honus Wagner, e.g.
- Steal, as software
- One with an eyepatch, often
- Plagiarist
- Swashbuckler
- Take freely?
- R.I.A.A. target
- Software filcher
- Character that typically says "Arrrrr!"
- Hook, for one
- Bachelor of "Arrrrr!"s?
- Software bootlegger
- Use without permission
- Jolly Roger flier
- Captain Jack Sparrow, for one
- Copyright violator
- Buccaneer
- Software thief
- Software swiper
- Wagner was one
- Hook or Smee, e.g.
- Freebooter
- Francis Drake, for one
- Stereotypical eye patch wearer
- Somalian menace
- 3-Down wearer
- Menace at sea
- PNC Park player
- Stereotypical "Arrr!" shouter
- Copy illegally
- Illicit video producer
- Penzance persona
- Captain Kidd, for one
- Smee, for one
- Hook or Silver
- Unauthorized downloader
- Sea rover
- Main threat
- Theme page on HalloweenCostumes.com
- Maritime marauder
- Robber at sea
- Knock off
- Word from the Greek for "attack"
- Silver or Sparrow
- Sea robber
- Illegally reproduce
- Copyright ignorer
- Illegally reproduce, as software
- Corsair.
- Black marketeer.
- Big Ralph Kiner.
- Captain Hook in "Peter Pan."
- Pittsburgh ballplayer.
- Captain Hook.
- Blackbeard.
- Low man in the National League.
- Member of Crosby's ball team.
- Cellar dweller in the National League.
- Edward Teach was one.
- Morgan or LaFitte.
- Ralph Kiner, for instance.
- Fashion design stealer.
- Ball player.
- Member of 58 Across.
- Teach, for example.
- Blackbeard or Bluebeard of St. Thomas.
- Brigand.
- Publish (a book) in violation of copyright.
- Robber of a sort.
- Penzance denizen
- Henry Morgan.
- Steal, in a way.
- Lafitte, for one.
- Pittsburgh player
- Teach, for instance
- Teach or John Silver
- Pittsburgh brigand
- Do a sneak printing job
- Pittsburgh athlete
- Certain literary thief
- Lafitte, e.g.
- Steal from a script
- Teach, for one
- Henry Morgan was one
- Player on Pittsburgh's team
- Preyer of the deep
- Robber
- Teach, e.g.
- Lafitte was one
- Spoliation is his vocation
- Willie Stargell, e.g.
- Gilbert and Sullivan extra
- One sailing under a skull and crossbones
- Take illegally
- Marine menace
- Capt. Sparrow, e.g.
- Take the wrong way?
- One taking the gold?
- Jack Sparrow or Captain Hook
- Sea menace
- Steal
- Download without paying, say
- One with an "eye patch," hook hand and peg leg, as represented in this puzzle's grid
- Halloween costume with a tricorn hat
- One taking a boat
- Clemente was a great one
- William Kidd, for one
- Blackbeard, e.g.
- Software copyright ignorer
- Long John Silver, e.g.
- One may say "Shiver me timbers!"
- Unlicensed radio broadcaster
- Sparrow or Hook
- Steal, as a show?
- Porch ___ (package thief)
- Cardinal's rival
- Predator
- Captain Hook, for one
- Steel City pro
- Captain Jack Sparrow, e.g.
- Sparrow, for one
- Many an "Our Flag Means Death" character
- Sailor with a skull-and-crossbones flag
- Arrrr! speaker with a skull-and-crossbones flag
- One might sing, "Drink up, me hearties, yo ho!"
- Sailor who might say "Shiver me timbers!"
- Seafarer who might say "Arrr!"
- Napster user
- Hook, for example
- Main villain?
- Raider
- Arrr! shouter
- Corsair crewman
- Halloween costume choice
- Marine marauder
- Willie Stargell, for his 21-year baseball career
