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Definition of theft
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Theft (n.) The thing
stolen.
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Theft
::
Theft (n.) The act of
stealing;
specifically,
the
felonious
taking
and
removing
of
personal
property,
with an
intent
to
deprive
the
rightful
owner of the same;
larceny..
Pilfery
::
Pilfery
(n.) Petty
theft.
Lift
::
Lift (v. t.) To live by
theft.
Theftbote
::
Theftbote
(n.) The
receiving
of a man's goods again from a
thief,
or a
compensation
for them, by way of
composition,
with the
intent
that the thief shall
escape
punishment..
Pilfer
::
Pilfer
(v. t.) To take by petty
theft;
to
filch;
to steal
little
by
little.
Robbery
::
Robbery
(n.) The act or
practice
of
robbing;
theft.
Bribe
::
Bribe (v. i.) To
commit
robbery
or
theft.
Sheepbiter
::
Sheepbiter
(n.) One who
practices
petty
thefts.
Thievery
::
Thievery
(n.) The
practice
of
stealing;
theft;
thievishness.
Steal
::
Steal (v. i.) To
practice,
or be
guilty
of,
theft;
to
commit
larceny
or
theft..
Thievish
::
Thievish
(a.) Given to
stealing;
addicted
to
theft;
as, a
thievish
boy, a
thievish
magpie..
Sheepbite
::
Sheepbite
(v. i.) To bite or
nibble
like a
sheep;
hence,
to
practice
petty
thefts..
Gypsy
::
Gypsy (n.) One of a
vagabond
race, whose
tribes,
coming
originally
from
India,
entered
Europe
in 14th or 15th
centry,
and are now
scattered
over
Turkey,
Russia,
Hungary,
Spain,
England,
etc.,
living
by
theft,
fortune
telling,
horsejockeying,
tinkering,
etc. Cf.
Bohemian,
Romany..
Thieve
::
Thieve
(v. t. & i.) To
practice
theft;
to
steal.
Theft
::
Theft (n.) The thing
stolen.
Furtively
::
Furtively
(adv.)
Stealthily
by
theft.
Michery
::
Michery
(n.)
Theft;
cheating.
Pilfer
::
Pilfer
(v. i.) To steal in small
quantities,
or
articles
of small
value;
to
practice
petty
theft..
Light-fingered
::
Light-fingered
(a.)
Dexterous
in
taking
and
conveying
away;
thievish;
pilfering;
addicted
to petty
thefts.
Pilfering
::
Pilfering
(n.) Petty
theft.
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