CRUISEn.
[See Cruse.]
CRUISEv.i.
s as z. [See Cross.] To sail back and forth, or to rove on the ocean in search of an enemys ships for capture, or for protecting commerce; or to rove for plunder as a pirate. The admiral cruised between the Bahama isles and Cuba. We cruised off Cape Finisterre. A pirate was cruising in the gulf of Mexico.
CRUISEn.
A voyage made in crossing courses; a sailing to and fro in search of an enemys ships, or by a pirate in search of plunder.