collective noun for robbery; swindle; kidnap or any criminal activitites

to steal something

to learn the secret techniques; to make a learning request

to make a false start; to jump the gun

stowaway

to peek

to make thinner

to escape, to run off

Cross the border slinkingly

Stealing a car

steal money

(verb) to steal a chicken; (slang) to sneak out in order to do less work; to slack off; to not play by the rules

to go out for wool and come home shorn; to expend effort trying to gain a profit and end up with nothing but losses

to have an affair; literally "stealing food"

one who left evidence after cheating or conducting any unacceptable actions

secretly changing something without the realization of others

pickpocket

steal a little leisure from the rush of business

literally: not take the shit; In fact, to describe this man as a very honest person, rigid, not flexible, not to be taken advantage of

literally: not take the shit; In fact, to describe this man as a very honest person, rigid, not flexible, not to be taken advantage of

very bad; very nasty

pilfer

describes someone who normally doesn't exhibit good behaviour themselves but yet they are quick to point out the mistakes or bad behaviours of others [colloquial]

to get a boner; to have an erection [colloquial]

steal a run

stealthily

steal away

stealthily

skimp on materials

steal a moment’s peace