Thieves is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for THIEVES in dictionary:

VERB:
• THIEVE, to steal
NOUN:
• a person who steals another person's property, especially by stealth and without using force or threat of violence
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one that steals

Words related to THIEVES

thief11 thieve12 thieved14 thieving15

How to use THIEVES in a sentence

• If it was Maria who had struck the man there had either been a quarrel among thieves or else no criminal connection had ever existed between the two.
• Thieves, thieves! O vile, O detestable deed! Thieves, neighbours! come forth, away, abroad with speed.
• He said they were thieves and liars and murderers, that they had no ear for music and no sense of humour.
• I had fallen for a second time into the hands of thieves.
• Hoary thieves do not keep academies for the instruction of little fingers in the art of theft.
• As locks and bolts are made for honest men, not for thieves, so the moral law and its penalties are for those who have never openly sinned.
• They were thieves, as I have said, but one was more audacious than the others.
• You have heard of the Secret Gang of Horse Thieves, I suppose.
• A heavy kick sent him rolling over, just as the thieves reached the wall, and before he could pick himself up again they were over it, and making good their escape.
• Dick frightened the thieves off, just as they were going to open the door, and he bit their legs too.
• How should these daring thieves ever be overtaken? Their capture seemed a forlorn hope.
• Kit Carson and two others composed this latter party and thus were determined to punish the thieves, let the consequences of the attempt be ever so fatal.
• The porter is an old Spaniard, who never speaks a word of French, but peers at people as Vidocq might, to see if they are not thieves.
• And also if they are of an evil temper we will warn the merchant that they are thieves who will cut his throat and rob him.
• For six months cattle thieves had been at work on his stock.
• What he had with him was trifling, but still, it was carried off by thieves.
• By chance the thieves were caught and proved to be in possession of considerable funds.
• She seemed to be afraid of thieves, though we have nothing here which thieves can take, unless she herself has brought it.
• The Western Supply Company is a corporation name, a shield and fence of thieves.
• But in the way I was robbed by thieves in a great forest that is in the territory towards the ears.
• Thus I followed after to the Coach, where when I saw his Master take them in, I cryed out, Thieves! Thieves! and the Constable with his Attendants seized my expecting Lover.
• My people have suffered in silence from several bands of cattle thieves who have headquarters in this county.
• Barring this, accept my sympathies, for I am not pedantic enough to blame thieves.
• My active partner and our segundo had become as thick as thieves, the two being inseparable at idle times, and on their arrival we got down to business at once.
• Lake thieves stole my boat and left me here with outfit and little food.
• I determined that those miserable thieves, whoever they were, should suffer for the disappointment which I was now enduring.
• We had salted a herd and concealed ourselves in the midst of it and so were able to shoot from good cover when the thieves arrived.
• In that day, thieves were often sold into America for seven years, as a punishment.
• Thieves would steal the hoard that he had laid by, for want of better investment.

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