Thieving is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for THIEVING in dictionary:

VERB:
• be a thief; steal something
NOUN:
• the act of stealing
• the act of taking something from someone unlawfully
ADJECTIVE:
• given to thievery
• given to stealing other people's possessions
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to steal
• given to stealing other people\'s possessions

Words related to THIEVING

thieve12 thieved14 thieves13 thievings16

Words that contain THIEVING

thievings16 outthieving18

How to use THIEVING in a sentence

• We were through with your cheating and your thieving.
• The court has heard from your own lips, within a few days, that you are, or have been, engaged in a business such as to make thieving and lying a common occurrence in your life.
• When I was a boy I made a trip to New Orleans, and there I saw them, chained, beaten, kicked as a man would be ashamed to kick a thieving dog.
• Beside his mischievous propensities and his habits of thieving, he is accused of cunning, and of a depraved disposition.
• These Passies are reckless thieves and robbers of the lowest class, whose only professions are thieving and acting as Chowkedars, or village police.
• They are of the Pausie tribe, and told me that thieving was their hereditary trade, and that they had long followed it on the Cawnpoor road with success.
• Doubtless, such paltry thieving is the result of a want of animal courage, easily discernible by the close observer of the Mexican race.
• Prosperity might doubtless have followed a discreet profession, but Gilderoy must still be thieving, and he reaped a rich harvest among the unsuspicious courtiers of France.
• Just look here, with this stick I have recovered the table and the ass which the thieving landlord had taken from my two brothers.
• This thieving and promiscuous killing are enough to discourage anybody.
• Black rye then was found, And not pure wheat grain, To show the mischief Thus of thieving.
• This way of breaking, it is else but a more neat way of Thieving, of picking of pockets, of breaking open of shops, and of taking from men what one has nothing to do with.
• Its history is of old date, for here Milesius buried the beloved son, Ir, that the thieving waters robbed of his soul.
• Blakely had quickly righted the wrongs done them by a thieving agent.
• He left school at ten years of age, and from that time until his execution seems to have had a continuous career of thieving.
• There lay the lotus plants, still in the moonlight, without so much as a thieving wind coming to break off one of the flowers.
• In civilized England, when a fire takes place, thieving and robbery are the order of the day, but during the conflagration at Bali, not an article was stolen.
• Thornton, I am as innocent of any thieving as you yourself can be.
• Their annual income by thieving comes out of the public pocket, you will admit.
• But he knows I missed him awful close, and spoiled his thieving for a while.
• Be sure, therefore, that little success and little honor will wait upon any would-be thieving from God.
• As I was saying, this indulgence led to wholesale thieving.
• But all who read the message carefully realised that in it the President promised the people to put an end to the dishonour of thieving politics.
• It was in the summer and a Hopi hoeing his field was killed by a bunch of thieving Navajos, and that started the trouble.

Similar words containing THIEV without suffix ing

thieve12 thieved14 thieves13 thievery17 thievish17 outthieve15 thievings16 outthieved17 outthieves16 thieveries16 thievishly22 outthieving18 thievishness21 outfangthieves24 thievishnesses23

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