What is another word for thieve?
Pronunciation:
[ θˈiːv], [ θˈiːv], [ θ_ˈiː_v]
Synonyms for Thieve:
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n.
• cop- cop .
- glom .
- hook .
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v.
• embezzle- de falcate ,
- de falcated ,
- de-falcate ,
- de-falcated ,
- mis applied ,
- mis applies ,
- mis apply ,
- mis applying ,
- mis appropriate ,
- mis appropriated ,
- mis appropriates ,
- mis appropriating ,
- mis used ,
- mis using ,
- mis-applied ,
- mis-applies ,
- mis-apply ,
- mis-applying ,
- mis-appropriate ,
- mis-appropriated ,
- mis-appropriates ,
- mis-appropriating ,
- mis-used ,
- mis-using ,
- put hand cookie jar ,
- put hand till ,
- puts hand cookie jar ,
- puts hand in cookie jar ,
- puts hand in till ,
- puts hand till ,
- putting hand cookie jar ,
- putting hand in cookie jar ,
- putting hand in till ,
- putting hand till .
- de spoil ,
- de spoiled ,
- de spoiling ,
- de spoils ,
- de-spoil ,
- de-spoiled ,
- de-spoiling ,
- de-spoils ,
- moonlighted requisition ,
- moonlighting requisition ,
- moonlights requisition ,
- smash grab ,
- smashed and grab ,
- smashed grab ,
- smashes and grab ,
- smashes grab ,
- smashing and grab ,
- smashing grab ,
- sticked up ,
- tipping over ,
- tips over .
- de predate ,
- de predated ,
- de predates ,
- de predating ,
- de solate ,
- de solated ,
- de solates ,
- de solating ,
- de-predate ,
- de-predated ,
- de-predates ,
- de-predating ,
- de-solate ,
- de-solated ,
- de-solates ,
- de-solating .
- de fraud ,
- de frauds ,
- de-fraud ,
- de-frauds ,
- made off with ,
- made with ,
- make with ,
- makes off with ,
- makes with ,
- making with .
- go over with a fine tooth comb ,
- go over with a finetooth comb ,
- go over with fine tooth comb ,
- go over with fine-tooth comb ,
- go over with finetooth comb ,
- goes over with a fine tooth comb ,
- goes over with a fine-tooth comb ,
- goes over with a finetooth comb ,
- goes over with fine tooth comb ,
- goes over with fine-tooth comb ,
- goes over with finetooth comb ,
- going over with a fine tooth comb ,
- going over with a fine-tooth comb ,
- going over with a finetooth comb ,
- going over with fine tooth comb ,
- going over with fine-tooth comb ,
- going over with finetooth comb ,
- leaved no stone unturned ,
- leaves no stone unturned ,
- leaving no stone unturned ,
- left no stone unturned ,
- look high low ,
- look over for ,
- looked all over for ,
- looked high and low ,
- looked high low ,
- looked over for ,
- looking all over for ,
- looking high and low ,
- looking high low ,
- looking over for ,
- looks all over for ,
- looks high and low ,
- looks high low ,
- looks over for ,
- over haul ,
- over hauled ,
- over hauling ,
- over hauls ,
- over-haul ,
- over-hauled ,
- over-hauling ,
- over-hauls ,
- pro bed ,
- pro-bed ,
- shakes down ,
- shaking down ,
- shook down ,
- takes away ,
- went over with a fine tooth comb ,
- went over with a fine-tooth comb ,
- went over with a finetooth comb ,
- went over with fine tooth comb ,
- went over with fine-tooth comb ,
- went over with finetooth comb .
- be reave ,
- be reaved ,
- be reaves ,
- be reaving ,
- be reft ,
- be-reave ,
- be-reaved ,
- be-reaves ,
- be-reaving ,
- be-reft ,
- brake in to ,
- brake into ,
- break in to ,
- breaking in to ,
- breaks in to ,
- breaks into ,
- broke in to ,
- broke into ,
- dis inherit ,
- dis inherited ,
- dis inheriting ,
- dis inherits ,
- dis possess ,
- dis possessed ,
- dis possesses ,
- dis possessing ,
- dis-inherit ,
- dis-inherited ,
- dis-inheriting ,
- dis-inherits ,
- dis-possess ,
- dis-possessed ,
- dis-possesses ,
- dis-possessing ,
- pro moting ,
- pro-mote ,
- pro-motes ,
- pro-moting ,
- strongarm ,
- with held ,
- with hold ,
- with holding ,
- with holds ,
- with-held ,
- with-hold ,
- with-holds .
Other synonyms:
- heist .
- nip .
Other relevant words:
- Copped ,
- Cribbed ,
- Cribbing ,
- Defalcated ,
- Defalcating ,
- Ferreted ,
- Ferreting ,
- Ferrets ,
- Lofted ,
- Lofting ,
- Misapplied ,
- Palmed ,
- Palming ,
- Pirated ,
- Pirating ,
- Smash and Grab ,
- Sniped ,
- Sniping ,
- Thieves ,
- break into ,
- breaking into ,
- burgle ,
- burgled ,
- burgles ,
- burgling ,
- copping ,
- defalcate ,
- defalcates ,
- do out of ,
- embezzle ,
- ferret ,
- filch ,
- go over with a fine-tooth comb ,
- knock over ,
- knocked over ,
- laid waste ,
- lay waste ,
- laying waste ,
- lays waste ,
- leave no stone unturned ,
- look all over for ,
- look high and low ,
- loot ,
- moonlight requisition ,
- moonlighted ,
- moonlighting ,
- palm ,
- palms ,
- pilfer ,
- pillage ,
- plagiarize ,
- put hand in cookie jar ,
- put hand in till ,
- ransack ,
- rip off ,
- rob ,
- shake down ,
- snipe ,
- snipes ,
- snitch ,
- snuck ,
- stick up ,
- sticking up ,
- sticks up ,
- strong arm ,
- stuck up ,
- take away ,
- taking away ,
- tip over ,
- tipped over ,
- took away ,
- walk off with ,
- walk with ,
- walked off with .
- And ,
- Crimes ,
- Cun ,
- Robbing ,
- abstract ,
- accompany ,
- accost ,
- addict ,
- annex ,
- annexe ,
- appreciate ,
- apprehend ,
- appropriate ,
- arrest ,
- ask ,
- bag ,
- bandit ,
- beg ,
- betray ,
- bird ,
- boost ,
- borrow ,
- burglarize ,
- cabbage ,
- collar ,
- condemn ,
- copy ,
- crave ,
- crib ,
- crochet ,
- dash off ,
- defraud ,
- denounce ,
- do in ,
- drop ,
- extort ,
- fleece ,
- fling off ,
- flog ,
- fly ,
- fly about ,
- gazump ,
- give away ,
- grab ,
- grass ,
- help oneself to ,
- keep ,
- knock ,
- knock-off ,
- liberate ,
- lift ,
- liquidate ,
- looting ,
- make off with ,
- misappropriate ,
- mug ,
- nab ,
- nail ,
- neutralise ,
- neutralize ,
- nick ,
- nim ,
- nobble ,
- overcharge ,
- pare ,
- peach ,
- pinch ,
- pluck ,
- plume ,
- plunder ,
- poach ,
- prig ,
- prune ,
- pug ,
- purloin ,
- ramp ,
- rat ,
- robber ,
- run away with ,
- run off with ,
- rustle ,
- scrounge ,
- shave ,
- shit ,
- shop ,
- shoplift ,
- skim ,
- snaffle ,
- snare ,
- snarf ,
- snatch ,
- sneak ,
- snoop ,
- soak ,
- solicit ,
- stag ,
- stealing ,
- stole ,
- stolen ,
- surcharge ,
- swindle ,
- swipe ,
- take ,
- tell on ,
- toss off ,
- walk away with ,
- waste .
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How to use "Thieve" in context?
What does the word thief mean?
When we hear the word thief, we might think of someone who breaks into someone else's home or office to take something that does not belong to them. This is not always the case, though. Sometimes thieves can be people who commit petty crimes, like pocketing a wallet without paying for something. In any case, stealing is always a bad idea. It can lead to hurt feelings and lost opportunities, not to mention criminal charges.
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