Burglars is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BURGLARS in dictionary:

VERB:
• BURGLAR, to enter a building to steal
NOUN:
• a person who commits burglary.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one who commits burglary

Words related to BURGLARS

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How to use BURGLARS in a sentence

• It was thought at first that the crime was the work of burglars, for Mr.
• One of the two burglars, however, whom they had surprised, was a prisoner in their hands, a pale, sullen-looking man, who had apparently accepted his fate quite philosophically.
• For several months before the period of this narrative our neighbourhood had been subject to visits from burglars.
• David did not move from his post near the three burglars, but he turned toward Alice and looked at her.
• I do not think that there is the slightest necessity for people to know anything about burglars.
• The Doctor lost his hat, chased it a few rods, and then gave it up, lest he should miss his burglars.
• It hunted rats up the nightgown sleeves, and caught burglars by the throat as they stole into bed.
• If not, he reflected that the word of a policeman was at least equal to that of three burglars.
• But it would not justify going into the village Sunday school and shooting all the little boys who looked as if they might grow up into burglars.
• I was very eager, and one might have imagined that burglars had been at work, to see my room when I had done.
• He was greatly puzzled by the disordered appearance of the room, and his first thought was of burglars.
• A few nights before, burglars had broken into the postoffice and carried off the stamps, and the town constable was, as usual, the last one to hear of it.
• Arrest as burglars would mean publicity, and there would be all sorts of fierce stories in the press.
• They came back on foot, and steathily, like burglars.
• They had brought a newspaper account of an attempt by burglars to rob the Wells house, and the usual police formula that arrests were expected to be made that day.
• I determined I would not think of burglars, nor ghosts, nor even Margery.
• The most notorious burglars and criminals of the city visit these hells.
• His sister had a few jewels in her room, and an exaggerated report of them having come to the ears of certain enterprising burglars, a little plan was arranged for obtaining them.
• He was admitted to the cell of one of the burglars.
• These burglars, like all of their craft, were ready to do murder if it seemed necessary.
• I decided that if there were burglars the porter was the man to put them out, and that if there were no burglars the porter could relieve our groundless fears.
• There were plenty of burglars in the aisle there, or people that were afraid of burglars, and they seemed to think the porter had a good idea.
• Burglars? He was still very perturbed, but differently perturbed.
• For Sarah was very much more afraid of pistols than of burglars.
• It was not pleasant to go on deck, any more than it is pleasant to go downstairs at two in the morning to look for burglars, but it was better to be moving than staying still.
• His first thought being of burglars, the policeman drew his revolver as soon as his feet touched the ground inside the yard.
• I will guarantee to keep away all other burglars, thus insuring the comfort and safety of your police.
• No burglars were to be found, and the butler was very cross at having been called out of his bed for nothing at all.

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