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Another word for filch

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Verb

  1. To take (another's property) without permission

    Idioms:
    See also:

    give

    crimes

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Another word for filch

Noun
  1. See also:

    steal

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Sentence Examples

  • After speaking of Dositheus the Samari tan, who persuaded some of his countrymen that he was the Christ prophesied by Moses, he goes on to say: " Also Simon the Samaritan, a magician, wished to filch away some by his magic. And at the time indeed he succeeded in his deception, but now I suppose it is not possible to find 30 Simonians altogether in the world; and perhaps I have put the number higher than it really is.

  • I decided to shamelessly filch the following links from the wonderful Ancient World News today:- Sandstorm eats army.

  • In and around the live shows and rides, visitors can shop in Filch's Emporium, Honeydukes and the Owl Post or catch a meal at Three Broomsticks and the Hogs Head Pub.

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