thief
111thief — θɪËf n. robber, burglar …
112thief — noun (plural thieves) a person who steals another person s property, especially by stealth and without using force or threat of violence. Origin OE thīof, thēof, of Gmc origin …
113thief — n. 1. Pilferer, petty robber, filcher. 2. Swindler, peculator, embezzler, defrauder, sharper, defaulter. 3. Pickpocket, cutpurse, pick purse. 4. Burglar, house breaker, cracksman (cant). 5. Footpad, highwayman …
114thief — noun Syn: robber, burglar, housebreaker, shoplifter, pickpocket, mugger, kleptomaniac; informal crook …
115thief — [θiːf] (plural thieves [θiːvz] ) noun [C] someone who steals something …
116thief — Aihue. Rare: molulo, mōlulolulo, moluna, lima āpā. See ratlike, and sayings, ā 5, iwa 1, piko pau iole, po i 4 …
117thief — A person who has committed the crime of larceny. One guilty of theft …
118thief — a general term of reproach, not confined to stealing …
119thief — n. (pl. thieves) a person who steals esp. secretly and without violence. Etymology: OE theof f. Gmc …
120petty thief — thief who does not steal large amounts of goods, pickpocket, shoplifter …