1. A robber; one of a gang.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• brilant,
• briging,
• brigaded,
• brignt,
• bridgend,
• brigaide,
• bagand,
• briant,
• briand,
• arigant,
• bragaid,
• begand,
• breand,
• bigand,
• briend,
• briggard,
• brigng,
• rugand,
• bargand,
• briliand

• un-paragoned,
• prachand,
• percnet,
• brigante,
• brugman,
• birkenhead,
• braconid,
• Pergande,
• Bargained,
• Brugnoli,
• bregman,
• Brigance,
• braconidae,
• pregunta,
• brisant,
• barkindo,
• Breakjoint,
• paraconid,
• Brigham,
• PROCNET,
• burgundy,
• break into,
• bruising,
• parkend,
• perconte,
• burgund,
• paragonite,
• plea-bargained,
• borgund,
• precuneate,
• brosnan,
• Praecognita,
• Burgonet,
• pregunto,
• briganti,
• pregunte,
• brogan,
• bragan,
• parakhinite,
• brisance,
• brigandine,
• Parkindo,
• Burganet,
• brigantine,
• paragoned,
• brigandi,
• Brignac,
• barkened,
• braising,
• brigman,
• Preacquaint,
• bregmatic,
• bruggeman,
• Precant,
• Praecognitio,
• berknet,
• brigade,
• piarachnoid,
• Burgandy,
• bregma,
• Burgundy-pitch,
• Brazan,
• breakinto,
• perknite,
• brand,
• Brigmond.

The adjective form of the word "brigand" is "brigandish".

The plural of the "brigand" can be the "brigands".

The singular of the "brigand" can be the "brigand".