What is another word for cat burglar?
Pronunciation:
[ kˈat bˈɜːɡlə], [ kˈat bˈɜːɡlə], [ k_ˈa_t b_ˈɜː_ɡ_l_ə]
Related words: burglar cat, cat burglar movie
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Synonyms for Cat burglar:
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n.
• burglar- mid nighter ,
- mid-nighter ,
- midnighters ,
- porch climbers ,
- porch-climbers ,
- porchclimber ,
- porchclimbers ,
- sneakthiefs .
- cardsharpers ,
- cattle thieves ,
- de spoiler ,
- de spoilers ,
- de-spoiler ,
- de-spoilers ,
- holdup artists ,
- sandbaggers ,
- second story operator ,
- second story operators ,
- second-story operators ,
- secondstory operator ,
- secondstory operators .
- cat men ,
- second story man ,
- second story thief ,
- second story thieves ,
- second story worker ,
- second story workers ,
- second-story thieves ,
- second-story workers ,
- secondstory man ,
- secondstory thief ,
- secondstory thieves ,
- secondstory worker ,
- secondstory workers .
- criminal ,
- crook ,
- culprit ,
- delinquent ,
- evildoer ,
- felon ,
- highwayman ,
- hijacker ,
- larcener ,
- lawbreaker ,
- lifter ,
- mugger ,
- outlaw ,
- pickpocket ,
- pirate ,
- poacher ,
- prowler ,
- swindler ,
- thug ,
- villain .
Other synonyms:
Other relevant words:
- angle of dip ,
- baddie ,
- bend ,
- bird of night ,
- bird-scarer ,
- blackjack ,
- booster ,
- booty ,
- bully ,
- bunco ,
- card shark ,
- card sharp ,
- card sharper ,
- cardsharp ,
- cheat ,
- chiseler ,
- chiseller ,
- commandeer ,
- con ,
- condemnable ,
- counterfeiter ,
- criminalise ,
- criminalize ,
- curve ,
- dakoit ,
- defalcator ,
- defraud ,
- deplorable ,
- derelict ,
- desperate criminal ,
- despoil ,
- diddle ,
- dim ,
- dirty money ,
- douse ,
- drop ,
- duck ,
- dunk ,
- fall ,
- felonious ,
- figurehead ,
- foray ,
- free fall ,
- front ,
- front man ,
- furtive ,
- ghoul ,
- goldbrick ,
- goon ,
- gouger ,
- graverobber ,
- grifter ,
- gun ,
- gun for hire ,
- gunslinger ,
- highjack ,
- highjacker ,
- hijack ,
- hired gun ,
- hit man ,
- hitman ,
- hood ,
- hoodlum ,
- hooligan ,
- hooter ,
- hornswoggle ,
- housewrecker ,
- illegalise ,
- illegalize ,
- illegitimate ,
- illicit ,
- incendiarism ,
- inclination ,
- juvenile delinquent ,
- law offender ,
- lawless ,
- lift ,
- literary pirate ,
- loot ,
- looter ,
- magnetic dip ,
- magnetic inclination ,
- malefactor ,
- mulct ,
- neglectful ,
- nobble ,
- nominal head ,
- outlawed ,
- overdue ,
- padder ,
- perpetrator ,
- pillage ,
- piranha ,
- pirate ship ,
- plagiarise ,
- plagiariser ,
- plagiarist ,
- plagiarizer ,
- plunge ,
- predator ,
- pressure ,
- privateersman ,
- prize ,
- punk ,
- ransack ,
- rape ,
- reave ,
- remiss ,
- reprehensible ,
- rifle ,
- rig ,
- rook ,
- roughneck ,
- rowdy ,
- run ,
- sack ,
- safebreaker ,
- scam ,
- scammer ,
- scarecrow ,
- scarer ,
- scoundrel ,
- sea poacher ,
- sea poker ,
- sea robber ,
- sea rover ,
- sharper ,
- sharpie ,
- sharpy ,
- shepherd's crook ,
- shooter ,
- short-change ,
- sink ,
- sinner ,
- sneak ,
- sneaky ,
- snitcher ,
- souse ,
- spoil ,
- spoiler ,
- stalker ,
- strawman ,
- strip ,
- strong-armer ,
- surreptitious ,
- swag ,
- torpedo ,
- tough ,
- toughie ,
- triggerman ,
- turn ,
- twist ,
- unlawful ,
- vicious ,
- victimize ,
- violate ,
- violator ,
- vulture ,
- weightlifter ,
- whitlow ,
- yob ,
- yobbo ,
- yobo .
- Picklock ,
- Purloiner ,
- bandido ,
- bandito ,
- box man ,
- buccaneer ,
- bush-ranger ,
- cat man ,
- cracksman ,
- cutpurse ,
- dacoit ,
- desperado ,
- dip ,
- embezzler ,
- footpad ,
- freebooter ,
- gunman ,
- kleptomaniac ,
- peculator ,
- pilferer ,
- plunderer ,
- privateer ,
- rip-off artist ,
- road agent ,
- ruffian ,
- second-story man ,
- second-story thief ,
- shoplifter ,
- sneak thief ,
- stealthy ,
- stick-up man ,
- yegg .
- Filcher ,
- Forager ,
- Grafter ,
- Owls ,
- burglar ,
- cardsharper ,
- cattle thief ,
- despoiler ,
- despoilers ,
- filchers ,
- foragers ,
- grafters ,
- holdup artist ,
- housebreaker ,
- housebreakers ,
- larcenist ,
- marauder ,
- midnighter ,
- owl ,
- picklocks ,
- pillager ,
- pillagers ,
- porch-climber ,
- raider ,
- robber ,
- rustlers ,
- safecracker ,
- safecrackers ,
- sandbagger ,
- second-story operator ,
- second-story worker ,
- shoplifters ,
- sneakthief ,
- stealer ,
- thief .
How to use "Cat burglar" in context?
There's something about a cat burglar that always makes for a thrilling story. Whether it's the suspense of not knowing who or what is going to surprise you next, or the excitement of solving the mystery, these felines have milkshakes for brains. Who knew that these critters could be so crafty?
Some say that burglars in general, and cats in particular, are attracted to the challenge and adrenaline of breaking into a secure building. Others say that cats are just naturally curious and sneaky, and that stealing from others is simply the next step in their life's journey.
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