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  1. 16-Mar-2006, 17:32 #1
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    Default noun?

    Can 'pillage' be used as a noun? Would it be countable or uncountable?
  2. 17-Mar-2006, 06:13 #2
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    Default Re: noun?

    Yes: http://www.onelook.com/?w=pillage&ls=a
    I'd use it uncountably.
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