Definitions Found:
to steal (to take by theft)
- robto steal (to take by theft)
- nimto steal (to take by theft)
- copto steal (to take by theft)
- prigto steal (to take by theft)
- thieveto steal (to take by theft)
- glomto steal (to take by theft)
- cabbageto steal (to take by theft)
- clyto steal (to take by theft)
- maggto steal (to take by theft)
- pilfersPILFER, to steal (to take by theft)
- purloiningPURLOIN, to steal (to take by theft)
- glomsGLOM, to steal (to take by theft)
- coppedCOP, to steal (to take by theft)
- maggsMAGG, to steal (to take by theft)
- pilferingPILFER, to steal (to take by theft)
- cliedCLY, to steal (to take by theft)
- glommingGLOM, to steal (to take by theft)
- glommedGLOM, to steal (to take by theft)
- robsROB, to steal (to take by theft)
- cabbagingCABBAGE, to steal (to take by theft)
- heistedHEIST, to steal (to take by theft)
- heistingHEIST, to steal (to take by theft)
- nimmingNIM, to steal (to take by theft)
- thievesTHIEVE, to steal (to take by theft)
- maggingMAGG, to steal (to take by theft)
- thievedTHIEVE, to steal (to take by theft)
- priggedPRIG, to steal (to take by theft)
- cabbagedCABBAGE, to steal (to take by theft)
- cliesCLY, to steal (to take by theft)
- copsCOP, to steal (to take by theft)
- clyingCLY, to steal (to take by theft)
- purloinedPURLOIN, to steal (to take by theft)
- robbingROB, to steal (to take by theft)
- coppingCOP, to steal (to take by theft)
- pilferedPILFER, to steal (to take by theft)
- heistsHEIST, to steal (to take by theft)
- purloinsPURLOIN, to steal (to take by theft)
- robbedROB, to steal (to take by theft)
- nimmedNIM, to steal (to take by theft)
- blagto rob (to steal (to take by theft))