1. past tense of raid; made a sudden attack on a place to cause damage or steal something
2. past tense of raid; searched a place suddenly and thoroughly, especially by police or authorities
3. past tense of raid; took or used up something quickly and in large amounts
Usage: informal

Examples

• The pirates raided the coastal village at dawn.
• Police raided the suspected drug house last night.
• Federal agents raided the company’s headquarters.
• The kids raided the cookie jar while mom was out.
• Vikings raided monasteries along the coast.
• The teenagers raided the refrigerator after school.
• Authorities raided several locations simultaneously.