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What is another word for
rob
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▲
To take or seize illegally or without permission
To steal
To be hiding, waiting to ambush or attack someone
To take property unlawfully from (a person or place) by force or threat of force
To overcharge (someone) for something
To deprive, esp. of something deserved
To force one's way into a place or building
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▲
Verb
▲
To take or seize illegally or without permission
purloin
steal
take
thieve
appropriate
loot
pilfer
abstract
embezzle
shoplift
swipe
filch
liberate
lift
misappropriate
nab
pinch
rip off
run off with
snitch
abscond with
carry off
half-inch
heist
nick
snaffle
souvenir
blag
bone
burglarise
UK
burglarize
US
burgle
clifty
defalcate
glom
help oneself to
knock off
nobble
peculate
scrump
snavel
take for oneself
whip
crib
hook
run away with
tief
walk away with
walk off with
abscond
bereave
con
cop
despoil
disinherit
drain
hijack
knock over
lose
oust
pickpocket
relieve
requisition
rifle
scrounge
steal from
strong-arm
take off
withhold
take from
pocket
trouser
nip
snatch
make off with
plunder
boost
cabbage
pillage
poach
raid
hold up
walk
go walkies
make away with
expropriate
stick up
annex
US
swindle
borrow
remove
annexe
UK
seize
have one's fingers in the till
ransack
snare
skim
pluck
commandeer
arrogate
palm
flog
help yourself to
siphon off
take over
help yourself
defraud
take possession of
sequester
jack
sneak
bag
usurp
assume
spirit away
have sticky fingers
mug
shop steal
reave
take illegally
finger
break in
force an entry
hustle
snipe
rip-off
keep
mooch
thieve from
gain possession of
cart off
dispossess someone of
use
pirate
acquire
copy
cheat
plagiarize
US
prig
kidnap
abduct
convert
cozen
withdraw
simulate
plagiarise
UK
derive
imitate
obtain
smuggle
rustle
encroach
hunt
intrude
ram-raid
commit fraud
put hand in cookie jar
cheat one of
defraud one of
be light-fingered
hold for ransom
strip one of
commit white-collar crime
steal money
have one's hand in the till
line one's purse with
defraud someone of
line one's pockets with
dip into the public purse
impound
sequestrate
attach
distrain
repossess
confisticate
grab
accroach
preempt
disseize
poind
hunt illegally
fish illegally
take away
confiscate
moonlight requisition
glom on to
possess oneself of
bootleg
make free with
use without asking
infringe the copyright of
reproduce
forge
counterfeit
pass off as your own
help oneself
treat without respect
falsify
fake
plough
UK
help
plow
US
copy illegally
reproduce illegally
infringe
skyjack
rip
replicate
copycat
scrape
duplicate
pass off as one's own
infringe on
shanghai
capture
carjack
take hostage
more ❯
Verb
▲
To steal
burgle
loot
raid
sack
pillage
plunder
ransack
burglarise
UK
burglarize
US
do
mug
reave
rifle
spoil
steal from
steam
stiff
break into
hold up
turn over
knock off
stick up
despoil
ravage
devastate
maraud
depredate
spoliate
strip
gut
lay waste
rape
ruin
destroy
desolate
waste
desecrate
fleece
harry
devour
forage
wreak havoc on
vandalize
US
grab
demolish
attack
appropriate
vandalise
UK
rip off
smash and grab
denude
ravish
wreck
take
raze
requisition
liberate
lift
loft
salvage
relieve
level
lay waste to
havoc
moonlight requisition
pirate
annihilate
prey
foray
wreak havoc
pull a gun on
steal
assail
assault
hit
dispossess
deprive
prowl
kip
burn
freeboot
reive
depopulate
tear apart
clean out
burst into
arrogate
invade
confiscate
embezzle
trespass
knock over
make a raid on
purse-snatch
boost
swipe
snatch
make
thieve
clear out
do over
tip over
damage
shatter
scourge
wipe out
leave desolate
rustle
wrest
exterminate
crush
trample
cream
sweep away
seize
consume
stamp out
smash
dismantle
prostrate
overwhelm
extinguish
disorganize
impair
pull down
sink
capture
trash
disrupt
leave in ruins
overrun
break up
total
overthrow
defile
decimate
pulverize
US
wrack
violate
nuke
vaporize
US
pulverise
UK
vaporise
UK
tear down
do in
rub out
abuse
compromise
flatten
deface
debase
mess up
take apart
obliterate
empty out
molest
maraud over
deceive
corrupt
betray
make desolate
empty
harass
lay low
wipe off map
raze to the ground
do one in
go pillaging
go looting
reduce
go on forays
go on raids
picaroon
profane
dishonour
UK
pollute
contaminate
mar
injure
harm
blaspheme
pervert
blemish
disfigure
scar
befoul
commit sacrilege
infect
degrade
flaw
blight
upset
blow
dishonor
US
treat sacrilegiously
prostitute
insult
outrage
hurt
vitiate
undo
bloody
crab
break
endamage
cripple
crool
disfeature
treat with disrespect
blaspheme against
screw up
cross up
make useless
be a blot on the landscape
prejudice
disgrace
put a damper on
blot
squash
make lose face
commit sacrilege against
more ❯
“Someone had
robbed
my jacket.”
Verb
▲
To be hiding, waiting to ambush or attack someone
clip
jump
mug
roll
steal from
ambush
attack
surprise
assail
surprize
ambuscade
entrap
hold up
catch
trap
box
approach
bushwhack
skulk
prowl
nail
slink
lurk
stop
waylay
stick up
lie in wait for
lay a trap for
set upon
lay in wait for
lie in wait
lay for
“He tried, with three others, to
rob
a bank.”
Verb
▲
To take property unlawfully from (a person or place) by force or threat of force
cheat
dispossess
defraud
skin
swindle
bilk
con
fleece
despoil
gyp
mulct
stiff
rip off
con out of
do out of
rook out of
steal someone blind
trick
sucker
dupe
cozen
sting
hoodwink
diddle
bamboozle
deceive
victimize
US
rook
do
gull
shaft
snooker
double-cross
victimise
UK
take advantage of
flimflam
bleed
take for a ride
put one over on
pull a fast one on
pull a swifty on
stick
fiddle
screw
finagle
gaff
scam
euchre
burn
beat
gouge
hustle
shortchange
fool
mislead
hose
hoax
squeeze
short
chisel
skunk
ream
delude
beguile
thimblerig
chouse
pluck
nobble
milk
exploit
chicane
have
goldbrick
take in
clip
sell
bunco
shake down
do in
short-change
take to the cleaners
lead up the garden path
give someone a bum steer
sell down the river
outwit
pilfer
sandbag
illude
rush
snow
overcharge
plunder
take
hornswoggle
swizzle
shuck
sharp
double-deal
pull fast one
rope in
sell a pup to
stitch up
jerk around
filch
embezzle
abuse
heist
use
jive
sucker into
sell a bill of goods to
take to the cleaner's
do number on
do someone in the eye
cross
fudge
trim
blench
lirt
rogue
belirt
crib
give the shaft
fast talk
take out
break the rules
pull one's leg
screw over
give bum steer
do a number on
ensnare
misguide
entrap
inveigle
seduce
kid
lead on
betray
gammon
catch
humbug
spoof
juggle
misinform
buffalo
bluff
play joke on
suck in
hook
impose upon
fake out
have on
string along
pull the wool over someone's eyes
lie to
falsify
put on
fake
circumvent
take to cleaners
take for ride
beat out of
take for
play away
disappoint
cuckold
cross up
step out
steal
soak
sell a pup
sell a bill of goods
run a game on
more ❯
“He was
robbed
of his savings.”
Verb
▲
To overcharge (someone) for something
overcharge
screw
diddle
do
gouge
rush
sting
rip off
charge too much
cheat
swindle
defraud
fleece
con
stiff
rook
skin
cozen
gyp
soak
gazump
stick
clip
short-change
surcharge
pad
extortion
overtax
stitch up
nick
take for a ride
take advantage of
bilk
deceive
sucker
hustle
victimize
US
flimflam
bleed
shortchange
fiddle
hose
mulct
squeeze
gaff
short
chisel
skunk
ream
euchre
chouse
thimblerig
bamboozle
dupe
pluck
nobble
trick
beat
hornswoggle
victimise
UK
shake down
do in
take someone for a ride
give the shaft
sell a pup to
pull a fast one on someone
take to the cleaners
put one over on someone
more ❯
“The airline
robbed
me blind again, of which more in another post.”
Verb
▲
To deprive, esp. of something deserved
deprive
deny
divest
strip
do out of
dispossess
bereave
relieve
expropriate
abate
despoil
reave
denude
disinherit
oust
cheat out of
diddle out of
take away
bankrupt
trick out of
fleece
starve
clean out
leave
sadden
appropriate
confiscate
put out
throw into the street
take away from
remove
withdraw
seize
skim
wrest
bare
dock
stiff
impoverish
lose
disrobe
dismantle
rob of
hold back
prevent from using
prevent from having
separate
bleed
carry away
cart off
take off
carry off
fortake
cheat
deprive of
prevent from gaining
preclude from gaining
more ❯
“Such a ruling could effectively
rob
Congress of its oversight powers for a very long time.”
Verb
▲
To force one's way into a place or building
break in
burglarise
UK
burglarize
US
burgle
breach
intrude
invade
raid
trespass
barge in
break into
burst in
butt in
commit burglary
get in
break and enter
crack a crib
force an entry
force the lock
break down the door
force one's way in
force an entry into
steal from
force entry into
loid
force one's way into
foray into
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