Filched is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FILCHED in dictionary:

VERB:
• FILCH, to pilfer
• pilfer or steal (something, especially an item of small value) in a casual way
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to steal

Words related to FILCHED

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How to use FILCHED in a sentence

• On the sixth day she paid out her last fifty cents for room-rent, and, without breakfast, filched her lunch from a half-eaten order of codfish balls returned to the kitchen.
• Later it came to me to think that she was Spring, and had filched a crown from Autumn.
• Mitra, likewise, was a good old Aryan god, ere he was filched from us or we discarded him.
• With equal address he filched the letter entrusted to Amleth from the coffer in which it was kept.
• Have ye not eyes to see Cometas, him who filched a pipe but two days back from me? COMETAS.
• I climbed up beside him to lend a hand with the pistol I had filched from Abdul Ali.
• She saw now how millions of women were being fed into the machine of industry, and that thus the home was passing, youth was filched of its glory, and the race was endangered.
• In spite of which the Thebans have come into our country and cut down our fruit-trees, burnt to the ground our houses, filched and torn to pieces our cattle and our goods.
• A generation had well-nigh passed since that treasure had been filched from the grasp of the Trevlyns.
• He gave what he filched to the others, and Musa shared the dainties they bought with the stolen property.
• The master had gone bankrupt, the American had filched away his trade.
• Behold me! I perched myself like a sacred hawk at the mouth of the valley and filched thy likeness.
• They lived here, I am convinced, and fed upon the food offerings they filched from the tombs.
• He had suffered so! He did not wish to die before avenging himself on the wretches who had filched his happiness and his life.
• If the Bohemian had filched the papers or the portfolio from the dead, it was the prince now who had them in his pocket.
• So Johnny ate a hurried breakfast, caught his fresh horse out of the pasture, and rode off to do in one day enough work to atone for the two he had filched from the Rolling R.
• Filched from Rome by Constantine, they were carried to his own city as an ornament to the imperial hippodrome.
• Immense sums were thus filched from the poor and ignorant, and fortunes accumulated by those who had themselves been poor enough before.
• Not long ago, the Whites by force and trick, filched India from the Mahomedans.
• While the Ass cropped a fresh bit of greens, the Fox would devour a chicken from the neighboring farmyard or a bit of cheese filched from the dairy.
• But the South had nothing to offer to counterbalance California and New Mexico, which were being suddenly filched from her confident expectation.
• He said you had filched it from him, and that he had a right to it.
• Along with many another evil-doer, he and his followers filched more than one wallet during the commotions and tumults.
• The documents have been filched from their august chambers, and the shrine is desecrated.
• The little gamblers used cards and roulette wheels and filched the weekly wage of the workers.

Similar words containing FILCH without suffix ed

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