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bandits A group of people who rob and steal from others, often in a humorous or ironic way. ■ "The bandits stole all the food from the grocery store, but they were so hungry that they ended up eating it all themselves!
bandit A person who robs others and uses violence or intimidation to do so. They often wear masks and operate in groups. ■ "The bandits stole my wallet and laptop, but I wasn't afraid because they were just a bunch of clowns."
mesa A flat, elevated area of land surrounded by higher ground., Also known as a plateau or tabletop., Often used as the setting for cheesy Western movies and TV shows. ■ "Why did the cow cross the mesa? To get to the other side of course! But first, it had to face off against some bandits. Can you believe that?, "I just love watching those old Westerns set on mesas. The landscapes are always so breathtaking and the actors are all so ruggedly handsome."
Outpost A small fort or settlement built by a group of people to protect themselves from enemy attacks. ■ "The outpost was so far away from the main city that it was basically just a bunch of tents in the middle of nowhere. It's no wonder they were always getting ambushed by bandits!
pistol A handheld gun with a revolving cylinder that can fire multiple shots. It is commonly used by cowboys and gunslingers to defend themselves from bandits and outlaws. ■ "I forgot my pistol at home, so I had to use my trusty six-shooter instead!"