Noun:

థీఫ్, కాండిల్, జేబులో, స్టీరెర్, స్మగ్లర్, రైజ్, కొవ్వొత్తి పుష్పం, కామము,

thief's Usage Examples:

Instead of calling the police, Sammy watches until the thief catches her staring.

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Poulenc’s manner of quotation -- and he was a music thief of amazing flagrancy -- not as a technique for making pointed semantic allusions, but as a.

1799 or 1805), was a counterfeiter, criminal gang leader, horse thief, cattle thief, hog thief, salt maker, longhunter, scout, and soldier who assisted in.

During the first night the car does get some troubles to get started and thief leaves it but on the next night it is stolen, with the boys in the locker, and driven to the thieves’ secret hideout where the boys are discovered.

It stars George Hamilton in the lead role of an international cat burglar and jewel thief.

Cortex, Coco and Pasadena suspect the true thief has been attempting to sabotage their efforts, noting a trail of Wumpa Whip at the scene of every Power Gem theft.

different groups of people who cannot sleep well at night, namely, a thief, a lovelorn person, someone who hankers after money and a person who wishes to guard.

, Maribel Legarreta (Spanish)Merrill : Adventurer, thief and part-time job worker with a fanatical obsession for money.

the thief later encounters a group of hobos and is taken for one of them, the Oskaloosa Kid.

A gentleman or lady thief usually.

, wasn"t violent or a sneak thief—except the latter, but not very often and never for anything of great.

Feeling tired the thief sat on a stone beside the road and fell asleep.

Synonyms:

stickup man, larcener, stealer, felon, safebreaker, plagiariser, cutpurse, dakoit, body snatcher, spoiler, graverobber, dacoit, robber, criminal, brigand, peculator, pirate, cattle thief, booster, larcenist, embezzler, holdup man, defalcator, lifter, pickpocket, malefactor, raider, snatcher, despoiler, plagiarizer, pillager, bandit, crook, pilferer, dip, burglar, rustler, literary pirate, shoplifter, cracksman, plagiarist, safecracker, freebooter, plunderer, ghoul, looter, sneak thief, outlaw, snitcher,

Antonyms:

legalize, decriminalise, permit, allow, decriminalize,