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Steal or take without permission

To attack and rob (someone) in a public place

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 be hiding, waiting to ambush or attack someone

To exclude from inheritance

To cause to become physically weaker

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Verb

Steal or take without permission

help oneself to

take for oneself

take possession of

help yourself to

have sticky fingers

gain possession of

dispossess someone of

defraud someone of

commit white-collar crime

dip into the public purse

be light-fingered

hold for ransom

put hand in till

put hand in cookie jar

have one's hand in the till

moonlight requisition

possess oneself of

use without asking

put the snare on

get one's hands on

address yourself to

take into custody

take control of

take advantage of

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To steal

moonlight requisition

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“Someone had robbed my jacket.”

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To attack and rob (someone) in a public place

“He tried, with three others, to rob a bank.”

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To take property unlawfully from (a person or place) by force or threat of force

steal someone blind

take advantage of

put one over on

pull a swifty on

take for a ride

pull a fast one on

lead up the garden path

sell down the river

give someone a bum steer

take to the cleaners

sell a bill of goods to

take to the cleaner's

do someone in the eye

break the rules

pull the wool over someone's eyes

take to cleaners

sell a bill of goods

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“He was robbed of his savings.”

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To overcharge (someone) for something

charge too much

take someone for a ride

pull a fast one on someone

take to the cleaners

put one over on someone

take for a ride

take advantage of

put one over on

pull a fast one on

pull a fast one

do the dirty on

sell a bill of goods

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“The airline robbed me blind again, of which more in another post.”

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To deprive, esp. of something deserved

prevent from using

prevent from having

throw into the street

divest someone of their clothes

shed your clothes

uncover yourself

remove your clothes

uncover oneself

unclothe yourself

divest yourself of your clothes

take off your clothes

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“Such a ruling could effectively rob Congress of its oversight powers for a very long time.”

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To plunder

look all over for

go over with a fine-tooth comb

leave no stone unturned

turn upside down

cause suffering to

look high and low

give someone grief

cause trouble to

inflict anguish on

drive up the wall

weigh heavily on

be a nuisance to

give a hard time

discriminate against

get in your hair

get on your nerves

drive round the bend

give someone a hard time

be on your back

inflict suffering on

inflict pain on

bend someone's ear

be afflicted with

be plagued with

be burdened with

be blighted with

be bedevilled by

play cat and mouse

lead someone a merry dance

rub salt in wound

put through wringer

be ever present

jump on one's case

give a bad time

give one the business

put the squeeze on

give the needle

take advantage of

do an injustice to

give no quarter

lay a bad trip on

step on the toes of

hit where one lives

wrestle with oneself

exercise oneself

go through the mill

torture yourself

torment yourself

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To be hiding, waiting to ambush or attack someone

lay in wait for

lie in wait for

attack by surprise

set an ambush for

take by surprise

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To exclude from inheritance

leave penniless

cut off without a penny

cut off without a cent

have nothing more to do with

remove from power

remove from office

give the bum's rush

give someone the boot

throw out on your ear

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Intrude

break and enter

break down the door

make inroads on

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To cause to become physically weaker

put out of action

wear to a frazzle

take the edge off

sap the strength of

take it out of one

bring someone to their knees

drag through the mud

cause detriment to

throw monkey wrench in

render incapable

put the kibosh on

wear someone out

sap your strength

have a bad effect on

render powerless

pull the rug out from under

confine to a wheelchair

have recourse to

avail oneself of

wear oneself to a shadow

run into the ground

cause instability

wear oneself to a frazzle

prevent from moving

bring to a standstill

render inoperative

make inoperative

prevent from working

render inactive

bring to a halt

be detrimental to

throw a monkey wrench into

put out of commission

take down a peg

reduce the status of

lower the status of

pour down the drain

be wasteful with

throw around like confetti

spend like water

spend recklessly

put a damper on

clip one's wings

queer the pitch of

knock the bottom out of

throw a monkey wrench in the works of

poke full of holes

throw a spanner in the works of

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