Noun:

ಕನ್ನಗಳ್ಳ,

housebreakers's Usage Examples:

An estimated 1,800 buildings were disposed of by housebreakers before this time.

leaving it unfinished, and finally in 1900 the materials were sold to housebreakers, who blew it up with dynamite.

vermin train"d up for the gallows, As Bullocks and files, housebreakers and padders, With prize-fighters, sweetners, and such sort of traders, Informers, thief-takers.

local law enforcement, the 860-home neighbourhood saw nine arrests of housebreakers in four weeks.

Representative from Ohio Charles Brand of Dundee, a firm of housebreakers Charles Amarin Brand (1920–2013), French prelate of the Roman Catholic.

Pelham claimed in regards to influence of Jack Sheppard: "The rage for housebreakers has become immense, and the fortunes of the most notorious and the most.

She dies, and after Anna has taken her body to be cremated, housebreakers arrive at her apartment and overpower her, making her homeless once.

Falmouth House was in an exposed location and he had had trouble with housebreakers.

They were a couple of housebreakers.

Mixed with a vermin train"d up for the gallows, As Bullocks and files, housebreakers and padders, With prize-fighters, sweetners, and such sort of traders.

prohibited by law and the job of the housebreakers ended.

pockets so well lined, they have forthwith commenced street-robbers or housebreakers; so that every idle fellow, weary of honest labour, need but fancy himself.

Synonyms:

burglar, cat burglar,