Verb:

சொற்பமாகத் திருடு, சிறு களவு செய்,

pilfer's Usage Examples:

pilfer information or perhaps funds.

Yes, by once again pilfering Western media coverage.

Eyes widened when she learned someone had pilfered the small finger bone from Cynthia's bureau and she shivered when told the Deans had been followed into the mine.

You probably know about some of the malicious attacks that occur or the techniques used to pilfer personal data or gather information about your computer.

He quotes Colquhoun's plan for a professionally paid police force - a novel idea in those days to stop pilferage.

pilfering an asset families have spent their lives working for.

inheritance tax hits hardworking middle-income earners the hardest, pilfering an asset families have spent their lives working for.

You all kidnapped me, drugged me, dragged me to Arizona—if I'm really in Arizona—and you won't tell me why or what's wrong with me!They said you'd been kidnapped from the --plagiarius meant a kidnapper, stealer or abductor of a slave or child, though it is also used in the modern sense of a literary pilferer or purloiner by Martial (I.

parachute riggers are not responsible for safeguarding and protecting air equipment from pilferage.

It also crossed her mind that pilfering through his things to get information about something for which he had sworn to be silent would be a great invasion of his privacy.

"Some of the accounts from which she pilfered money belonged to folks who had actually died, but some belonged to those who were alive and well.

Coleman, who was reportedly making upwards of "100,000 per episode, was broke by the time the show ended, claiming his parents and advisors pilfered his trust fund.

Synonyms:

swipe, nobble, pinch, purloin, snarf, cabbage, steal, filch, sneak, lift, hook, abstract,

Antonyms:

misconception, tangible, concreteness, concrete, representational,