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Robinhood

Noun - Historical Figure

Robinhood is a legendary English folk hero who is known for his skills as an archer and his commitment to robbing from the rich to give to the poor.

Sample Sentence: Many tales and ballads have been written about Robinhood and his adventures in Sherwood Forest.

Noun - App and Investment Platform

Robinhood is a popular investment platform and mobile app that allows users to engage in commission-free trades of stocks, ETFs, options, and cryptocurrencies.

Sample Sentence: I downloaded the Robinhood app to easily manage my investment portfolio and make trades without paying any fees.

Noun - Bird

A robinhood is a medium-sized, migratory bird with a distinctive reddish-orange breast, commonly found in gardens and woodlands.

Sample Sentence: I spotted a beautiful robinhood perched on a tree branch outside my window.

Noun - Local Legend

In some local folklore, Robinhood may refer to a local hero or legend who had similar characteristics to the historical figure, defending the poor and fighting against injustice.

Sample Sentence: The small village celebrated their own Robinhood, a local legend who protected them from the tyrant ruler.

Verb - To Rob

In a general sense, "to robinhood" can be used as a verb meaning to rob or steal from the wealthy in order to give to those in need.

Sample Sentence: The group of activists decided to robinhood the corrupt politician's ill-gotten fortune and donate it to charity.

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