Steals is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for STEALS in dictionary:

VERB:
• STEAL, to take by theft
• take the opportunity to give or share (a kiss) when it is not expected or when people are not watching
• (in various sports) gain (an advantage, a run, or possession of the ball) unexpectedly or by exploiting the temporary distraction of an opponent
• run to (a base) while the pitcher is in the act of delivery
• move somewhere quietly or surreptitiously
• direct (a look) quickly and unobtrusively
• take (another person's property) without permission or legal right and without intending to return it
• dishonestly pass off (another person's ideas) as one's own
NOUN:
• a bargain
• an act of stealing something
• an idea taken from another work
• an act of stealing a base.
• an act of taking possession of the ball or puck from an opponent
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to take without right or permission

Words related to STEALS

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How to use STEALS in a sentence

• If they are in his hands, he sets them down and steals forward to listen.
• The secret Pleasure that steals into Adams Heart as he is intent upon this Vision, is imagined with great Delicacy.
• He steals the corn from under the noses of my poultry.
• He steals quietly up, sees them in the river, makes their clothes into a bundle and then climbs up with it into a tree.
• And then a sad, lone feeling steals Upon the weary heart, And amid the gloom we only feel A longing to depart.
• And now, though Eden blooms afar, And man is exiled from its bowers, Still mercy steals through bolt and bar, And brings away its choicest flowers.
• God defend that I should say a word against thieving as a general occupation! But one man steals in one way, and another in another.
• The fine sap that steals through their long, slender limbs pauses and fails when they are watered by human hands.
• The hunter counts it a noble prize, and steals upon it in its fastnesses, and even a rhinoceros may not withstand the explosive bullet of modern science.
• In revenge Azucena steals one of his children, whom she brings up as her own son under the name of Manrico.
• The man who steals the work of another and who passes it off as his own is the special foe of every editor, but this particular editor had a personal distrust of Mr.
• Neither do they tell when a Tarahumare steals anything from a Mexican, while they are very quick to find out if one Tarahumare steals from another.
• A tiny ray of sunlight steals through a slip between the curtains.
• The conquering Crown Prince afterward took it almost as easily as a boy steals an apple from an unprotected orchard.
• The grievous sight with bitter pain My bosom fills, and many a tear Steals down my cheek, and I would fain Do aught to help my husband dear.
• One man steals a small sum of money and is imprisoned as a thief.
• In cooler tones it steals into the little bathroom behind.
• Yet still this trembling flight May point a bolder way, Ere the lonely beam of night Steals on my setting day.
• Instead of weariness, vexation and a vain effort to comprehend, a delightful sense of repose and coming pleasure steals over us as we enter a gallery.
• It frequently happens that fire steals into the heart of an old tree, in this way, by some opening near the roots, and burns away the inside, leaving merely a gray outer shell.
• Softly it steals through the forest, patiently waits in a corner within doors, trembles mysteriously in the air, and wakes to life all that has slept in us through the day.
• Since that time he has always been bad and always tries to eat the body of the dead and steals his clothes.
• One who steals a loaf of bread violates the law and he may be punished by confinement for a day or a month in prison.
• The gloomy mantle of the night, Which on my sinking spirit steals, Will vanish at the morning light, Which God, my east, my sun, reveals.
• But are you quite sure about this, Dionysodorus and Euthydemus? the promise is so vast, that a feeling of incredulity steals over me.
• She makes no sound as she steals, like a thief, through the house where she was born some eighteen summers ago.

Similar words containing STEAL without suffix s

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