Definitionn. the act of taking something from someone unlawfully
Last update: July 29, 2015
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Where I come from the term is "thievery," but believe it or not, they don't call it that. [Please select]
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Yes, puritanisme, it does though Saint Joseph's sovereign thievery alors (Bandez.) [Please select]
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He owed Hugh nothing--the very money he had taken from the ground, save a bare living, had gone to pay his thievery. [Please select]
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Dog, who was going to be invested with the kingship, because of his thievery, the kingship he lost it. [Please select]
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"But even if I had stayed at home I don't believe I should ever have got to like being a lawyer"--("Small chance of it, I should say, the quill-driving thievery.") [Please select]
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He held them aloft in triumph, treading water while he held the other's head under the sea as a punishment for his thievery. [Please select]
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