Pickpocket is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PICKPOCKET in dictionary:

VERB:
• steal from the pockets of (someone)
• pick pockets
NOUN:
• a thief who picks pockets
• One who steals purses or other articles from pockets.
• a thief who steals from the pockets or purses of others in public places
• a person who steals from people's pockets.

Words related to PICKPOCKET

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Words that contain PICKPOCKET

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How to use PICKPOCKET in a sentence

• Just such another is that pickpocket My Diocleides.
• The Archbishop of Canterbury might have grown up under influences which would have made him a bloodthirsty pirate or a sneaking pickpocket.
• The pirate or the pickpocket, taken at the right time, and trained in the right way, might have been made a pious, exemplary man.
• Lloyd lay between an old pickpocket and a drunkard.
• Now, pickpocket, tell us where you found this ring.
• It is my belief that the pickpocket, foiled in one particular, never attempts to rob his victim in any other way.
• In the meantime, however, the pickpocket was master of his trade.
• The pickpocket who had claimed her protection knew no more the delight of freedom.
• But it was not until the pickpocket set out for Botany Bay that he took full advantage of his gentlemanly bearing.
• Let a pick-pocket or thief but show his face in this place, and his arrest is sure.
• Strange as this may seem, it is true, for the pick-pocket is generally employed by the city politicians to manage the rougher class at the elections.
• No Old Etonian, either then or now, would stand that kind of treatment, so Simms ran away, becoming a pickpocket and later a highwayman.
• He looked in the pockets of the coat like an amateur pickpocket, and found some letters.
• The pickpocket will scale burning walls to rescue child or woman, unknown to him, from the ravenous flames.
• The pickpocket caught my eye and moved off quickly.
• He was evidently a pickpocket, and perhaps she had practiced the trade herself.
• You are the pickpocket of the happiness of which they are the proprietors.
• In a crowded car, men instinctively clutch their pockets, and fancy a pickpocket in a benevolent-looking old gentleman opposite.
• The fact was, that a pickpocket had been exercising his vocation at the time that I was running past, and from my haste, and loss of my hat, I was supposed to be the criminal.

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