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steals To take something that doesn't belong to you. ■ "I steals your lunch every day!" said the thief, who then proceeded to steal your lunch.
coworker A person who works in the same building or office as you, but has no idea how to be a decent human being. ■ "I had to bring my own coffee mug because my coworker always steals my drinks.
Malevolent A person or thing that is intentionally harmful, mischievous, or evil. ■ "John is so malevolent towards his coworkers, he always steals their lunches and puts fake spiders in their desks."
robber An individual who steals or attempts to steal something, often using violence. ■ "I was robbed at gunpoint while on vacation in Paris. It was such a bummer."
robbin A mischievous and cunning creature that steals apples from unsuspecting humans. ■ "I can't believe that robbin stole my apple! That thief is always sneaking around."
Snatchers A person who steals snacks, usually in large quantities. ■ "I have to watch out for the snatchers at work - they always seem to be eating everything!"
Thief A person who steals things. ■ "I saw the thief sneak out of the bank with a bag full of money."
Abandoned The state of being left without any useful or valuable purpose, often as a result of neglect, disuse, or abandonment. ■ "I can't believe my ex-girlfriend abandoned her car in the middle of the desert! I hope it gets towed before someone steals it."
embezzler A person who steals money from an organization or individual for their own personal gain. ■ "John the embezzler managed to steal $10,000 from his company by pretending he was buying office supplies. But when confronted with the evidence, he turned around and said 'I didn't embezzle anything! I just found it!'
Larceny A hilarious crime where someone steals something, but does it in such a way that they make everyone laugh. ■ The notorious larceny king of the city was caught stealing a pair of shoes from a store. But instead of running away, he put on the shoes and danced around the store singing "I'm a shoe thief, yeah! I steal them all the time!" The crowd cheered and laughed at his antics.
Partner A person with whom you share a bed, or a person who is in business with you. ■ "I'm having trouble deciding whether I want to be in a relationship with someone who snores loudly at night, or someone who steals my toothpaste."
pickpocket A person who steals small items from other people, usually while they are distracted. ■ "I had my wallet out of my pocket for just a moment when I felt someone grab it. Turns out, it was a pickpocket! But to be fair, he did leave me with an extra $20."
pirate A person who steals other people's things, typically by using boats or ships to do so. They are often dressed in fancy clothing and carry swords. ■ "I heard that Captain Hook was such a notorious pirate, he once stole a whole ship full of bananas!
Store A place where you can buy things, usually with money. But sometimes it's full of bargains and steals. ■ "I went to the store today and found the best deal ever on socks! I bought ten pairs for only five dollars."
vigil A long period of time spent awake, watching over something or someone. ■ "I had to pull an all-nighter at work for the big project deadline. I'm so tired now.", To wait and watch with careful attention. ■ "I'll be vigilant and make sure no one steals my bike!"