Thief is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for THIEF in dictionary:

NOUN:
• one that steals
• person who steals
• One who steals; one who commits theft or larceny. See Theft.
• A waster in the snuff of a candle.
• a criminal who takes property belonging to someone else with the intention of keeping it or selling it
• a person who steals another person's property, especially by stealth and without using force or threat of violence

Words related to THIEF

ladrone8 nabber10 prigger11 thieves13 thievish17 thievishly22 thievishness21

Words that contain THIEF

thieflike19 infangthief21 infangthiefs22 outfangthief22

How to use THIEF in a sentence

• If you shalt not watch, I will come on you as a thief, and thou shalt not know what hour I will come upon thee.
• It was obvious that the thief or thieves knew more about Mr.
• Howard felt quite sure that the thief was bent on recovering the stolen goods, which, no doubt, he had hidden in the rear of one of the houses.
• Ireland to have been the actual thief, but that idea had soon to be abandoned.
• He was afraid that a thief had sneaked his way into the cottage.
• Then they woke up the headman and told him that a thief had run into his house.
• Although they had not mentioned their suspicions to each other, both were morally certain the thief would prove to be the man whom they now identified.
• Should the owner of the room return, he would be taken for a thief, although, as he thought, looking round the room, there was little enough to steal.
• He crept like a thief up to his own window and looked in.
• Yet it is a fair thing to have that joyous youth to look back upon, and at least it is a treasury of memory that no thief can steal in the struggles of later life.
• DUBOSC, the great thief, who robs the night-mail from Lyons, and murders the courier.
• From this out, them that had Christian hearts and loved their religion trated the thief as she desarved to be trated.
• They are papers of no value whatever to the thief, whoever he may be.
• When it happened that the seller was proved to have been the thief, the capital penalty was imposed.
• It was proved before the bailiff and justices of Lagny that Franquet had not only been a thief, but a murderer, and he was consequently condemned to die.
• And what am I? I am the deserted mistress of a thief.
• It was Jonathan that made Blueskin a thief, and Jonathan screened his creature from justice only so long as clemency seemed profitable.
• The female thief, even the most abandoned, generally has a husband, who is himself a thief or something worse.
• An hour later one of the hotel men, much excited, came to tell me that some soldiers were approaching, who had caught the thief.
• Villon may never have achieved the last faith of the penitent thief.
• For yourselves know perfectly that the day of the Lord so cometh as a thief in the night.
• Rollin Billings entered his home at Westcote very much later than usual, and stealing upstairs, like a thief in the night, he undressed and dropped into bed.
• I was mortified to think that I had been asleep, but then the change had come like a thief in the night.
• Prohack slipped out of his own house as stealthily as a thief might have slipped into it.
• It was a disguise which he had kept by him in case of an emergency when first he decided to start business as a dog thief.
• One thief who escaped the bullet richly deserved it.
• Where is the thief? People walk and talk, and come and go more than ever.
• He does not give his cloak to the thief who has stolen his coat, but he hands over the thief to the policeman.

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