pirated

noun

1. a person who practices piracy; esp., a robber of ships on the high seas
2. a ship used by pirates in attacking other vessels
3. one who engages in the illegal recording, transmission, or reception of radio or TV broadcasts

Origin: ME < L pirata < Gr peiratēs < peirān, to attempt, attack < IE base *per-, to bring through, penetrate > fare

transitive verb, intransitive verb pirated, pirating

1. to practice piracy (upon)
2. to take (something) by piracy
3. to publish, reproduce, or make use of without authorization (a literary work, musical recording, videotape, etc.), esp. in violation of a copyright