Noun:

ਚੋਰ,

housebreaker's Usage Examples:

Stafford - a London-born crewman who was a locksmith and occasional housebreaker before being pressed into the Navy; enables Ramage to burgle Admiral.

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

guild, and Edinburgh city councillor, who maintained a secret life as a housebreaker, partly for the thrill, and partly to fund his gambling.

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

In 1952 the building was sold to the housebreaker, Charles Brand of Dundee Ltd.

1661 – after 1727), also known by the alias John Wilson, was a London housebreaker, most notable for his three evasions of execution.

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.

executive officer, BBC Worldwide Ltd John Smith (housebreaker) (1661–after 1727), London housebreaker who evaded hanging thrice and was eventually transported.

alias John Wilson, was a London housebreaker, most notable for his three evasions of execution.

probably also influenced by the huge interest that Jack Sheppard, a cockney housebreaker, had created in all things relating to Newgate Prison.

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

guild, and Edinburgh city councillor, who maintained a secret life as a housebreaker, partly for the thrill, and partly to fund his gambling, among others.

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

Synonyms:

burglar, cat burglar,