Theft

What do we mean by theft?

The unlawful taking of the property of another; larceny. noun

An instance of such taking. noun

Something stolen. noun

The act of stealing; in law, larceny (which see): compare also robbery. noun

Something stolen; a loss by stealing. noun

The act of stealing; specifically, the felonious taking and removing of personal property, with an intent to deprive the rightful owner of the same; larceny. noun

The thing stolen. noun

The act of stealing property. noun

The act of taking something from someone unlawfully noun

The act of stealing property.

The prime funtion of a CEO Urban Dictionary

I had a roommate that would steal money from me when I was not home. When I confronted him, he sent me an email saying: I don't care if you call me a theft. In the real sense of the word, he is, but he meant a "thief." For crying out loud!! He is supposed to be a college graduate and he writes like that, that is the real theft. So according to him, a theft is a person who steals money from somebody else. Urban Dictionary

Noun. A dj from Houston, Tx that somehow wound up in the NW. Speaks with a thick accent and uses words and phrases such as fixin, ima, gonna and the dreaded ya'll. Recieved the name for being arrested for shoplifting motor oil on his eighteenth birthday. Urban Dictionary

Taxation Urban Dictionary

When something is handed to you and you leave with it. Urban Dictionary

Property, to be more precise land as property. Urban Dictionary

Borrowing without permission with no intent on returning. Urban Dictionary

: the act of compulsive stealing: Usually random stealing of high school phones, fire exstinguisher, cpr ANDY's, and other schools award plaques. Urban Dictionary

Meaning "stolen" or "taken" or even "snatched" Urban Dictionary

Robbing someone, when someone breaks into your home or business, and steals something. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to theft:
theft, heft, wheft, thet, theat, thoft, thef, thaft.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word theft:
auto, rockstar, larceny, burglary, vandalism, forgery, embezzlement, robbery, extortion, thieves, fraud, stolen, arson, aggravated, stealing, laundering, felony, thief, offence, deception, stole, crimes, kidnapping, steal, pleaded, crime, charges, imprisonment, rape, conspiracy, guilty, murder, trafficking, criminal, identity, sentence, jail, property, convicted, assault, prison, liberty, possession, prevention, illegal, punishment, iii, false, committed, violence, arrest, gang, credit, victim, arrested, corruption, vehicle, goods, insurance, enforcement, fictional, violent, grand, drug.

Words that rhyme with theft:
bereft, left, deft, heft, cleft, klepht, antitheft, neft, effed, far left, kreft, stage left, gill cleft, tefft.

Adjectives that are often used to describe theft:
petty, grand, larceny, simple, anti, outright, minor, actual, internal, literary, serious, ordinary, possible, common, intellectual, personal, professional, secret, successful, wholesale, nuclear, violent, scale, manifest, plain, original, open, corporate, deliberate, widespread, occasional, alleged, mere, systematic, downright, less, domestic, massive, retail, apparent, animal, livestock, potential, sacrilegious, clandestine, criminal, cattle, electronic, vehicle, daring, pious, trifling, blatant, promethean, casual, bold, rampant, juvenile, copyright, smallest, unpunished, adolescent, interstate, biggest.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective theft:
losses, lexemes, bote, insurance, subsample, prevention, nouns, verbs, related, proof, detection, reduction, devices, auto, rate, laws.

Words that sound like theft:
theft, thefts, thet, heft, tefft, seft, ieft, tft, thrift, the heat, the fight, the hit, that, thought, thief, theif, thot, sift, cuffed, tuft, miffed, thaught, huffed, theat, muffed, tift, toughed, hift, soughed, tufte, kift, cuft, tiffed, mft, zift, left, soft, deft, coughed, taft, weft, haft, coiffed, toft, saft, hoofed, safet, reft, neft, safed, caft, coft, calfed, faft, heeft, foft, kieft, tofte, hoeft, ceft, hafed, kaft, thud, the hood, the hat, the food, the fur, lift, rift, puffed, eft, thawed, chuffed, thad, roughed, luft, thieved, effed, dift, riffed, nift, theia, ruffed, lyft, duft, theyd, theed, ruft, duffed, geft, thiede, pift, luffed, thaw out, the left, therf, roughte, thewed, thf, pufft.