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Thieve   Listen
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Thieve  v. t. & v. i.  (past & past part. thieved; pres. part. thieving)  To practice theft; to steal.






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"Thieve" Quotes from Famous Books



... he's took an' tacked beautiful; he went into port at Lexin'ton yesterday, and heerin' there all sides o' the story, an' how them critters sot up for to thieve away our stores, he got kinder riled at the hull crew, like a common-sense feller, an' when Pitcairn come along, George finally struck his colors, run up a new un to the mast-head, borrered a musket, an' jined the milishy, ...
— The Atlantic Monthly, Vol. I, No. 1, Nov. 1857 • Various



Words linked to "Thieve" :   snitch, glom, hook, cop, thieving, thievery, knock off



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