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What is another word for
steal
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Contexts
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Verb
To take something without permission
To move somewhere quietly or surreptitiously
To appropriate without giving credit or acknowledgment
To get or effect surreptitiously or artfully
To cheat, deceive or defraud someone for personal gain
To acquire or secure as a result of a contest, conflict, bet, or other endeavor
To move somewhere in a slow and steady way
To apply incorrectly
To make a false show or pretense of
To actively break the terms of (a law, agreement, etc.)
Noun
A surprisingly cheap item
(
somewhat uncommon
)
An act of stealing something
(
sports
)
An intercept of an opponent's possession (of the ball)
A play where a runner on any base runs to the next base, usually while the pitcher pitches to a batter
A fraud or swindle, especially something that is grossly overpriced
Adjective
Low in price
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▲
Verb
▲
To take something without permission
pilfer
purloin
take
lift
misappropriate
nick
pinch
swipe
thieve
embezzle
appropriate
filch
heist
shoplift
snitch
loot
rob
cabbage
nab
pillage
trouser
whip
hook
liberate
peculate
plunder
snaffle
souvenir
bone
boost
clifty
crib
flog
glom
jack
nip
nobble
pocket
prig
scrump
snavel
tief
walk
abduct
abstract
blag
burglarise
UK
burglarize
US
defalcate
kidnap
ransack
remove
rifle
convert
cozen
swindle
withdraw
rip off
abscond with
carry off
half-inch
help oneself to
knock off
run off with
cheat one of
spirit away
strip one of
take for oneself
take possession of
walk off with
run away with
walk away with
defraud one of
make off with
be light-fingered
stick up
hold for ransom
go walkies
hold up
have one's fingers in the till
snatch
cop
expropriate
commandeer
hijack
seize
take over
burgle
make away with
annex
US
annexe
UK
requisition
poach
scrounge
arrogate
make free with
skim
pluck
take off
usurp
assume
pirate
grab
borrow
preempt
help yourself to
use without asking
confiscate
accroach
help yourself
snare
sequester
raid
palm
knock over
wrest
take away
press
bag
defraud
siphon off
cart off
sneak
pickpocket
steal from
relieve
carry away
acquire
impound
claim
skyjack
sequestrate
capture
attach
shanghai
disseize
distrain
poind
take hostage
lay claim to
have sticky fingers
shop steal
reave
run off
finger
collar
rip-off
treat without respect
help oneself
hustle
snipe
keep
rustle
dispossess someone of
take illegally
gain possession of
drain
disinherit
abscond
despoil
oust
lose
withhold
con
bereave
strong-arm
clean out
turn over
plough
UK
plow
US
help
mooch
cheat
thieve from
deprive of property
carjack
make claim to
take from
whisk
commit fraud
put hand in cookie jar
commit white-collar crime
have one's hand in the till
steal money
line one's purse with
line one's pockets with
dip into the public purse
defraud someone of
repossess
confisticate
secure
demand
presume
glom on to
possess oneself of
moonlight requisition
take on
highjack
displace
elbow in
butt in
work in
grab hold of
barge in
infringe upon
squeeze in
cut out
clap hands on
lay hold of
get hands on
worm in
muscle in
carry
spirit
claim unduly
decoy
waylay
ransom
inveigh
lure
impress
entice
coax
seduce
hold to ransom
body snatch
take as hostage
bundle off
take prisoner
lay hands on
more ❯
“I was furious with him for trying to
steal
my hard-earned possessions.”
Verb
▲
To move somewhere quietly or surreptitiously
slip
sneak
slink
creep
slide
glide
pussyfoot
slope
tiptoe
edge
lurk
mooch
mouse
shirk
sidle
skulk
slither
snake
crawl
flit
pad
pass
prowl
insinuate
ooze
move furtively
go stealthily
pass quietly
move secretly
insinuate yourself
ghost
move stealthily
gumshoe
ease
nose
inch
snoop
worm
tread warily
stalk
loiter
move with stealth
insinuate oneself
walk quietly
soft-shoe
move quietly
pick your way
tread
case
wind
wriggle
slick
coast
undulate
skitter
meander
cower
glissade
sidestep
creep around
tread softly
go furtively
wander
shuffle
roam
scavenge
range
rove
hunt
cruise
tilt
veer
saunter
walk
watch one's step
move lightly
sidle up
patrol
tramp
stroll
nose around
encroach
hang around
squirm
writhe
lie in wait
pull oneself
drag yourself
move unnoticed
crawl along
move on all fours
approach unnoticed
move on hands and knees
crawl on all fours
guide
maneuver
US
steer
squeeze
manoeuvre
UK
work
induce
remove
handle
worm your way
extricate
push gently
nose one's way
advance slowly
right
slip by
advance stealthily
ease oneself
slip past
move slowly
ease one's way
inch one's way
move carefully
pick one's way
draw out
belly
skid
skate
move
grovel
trail
sinuate
stream
sweep
scrabble
clamber
drag
pull oneself along
drag oneself along
go on all fours
pull yourself along
go on belly
more ❯
“Did he quietly
steal
away, never letting the beast know he was there?”
Verb
▲
To appropriate without giving credit or acknowledgment
appropriate
copy
plagiarise
UK
plagiarize
US
pirate
poach
borrow
pinch
take
thieve
bootleg
copycat
crib
imitate
lift
nick
replicate
reproduce
rip
duplicate
forge
purloin
scrape
rip off
infringe on
pass off as one's own
pass off as your own
infringe the copyright of
pilfer
misappropriate
nab
rob
swipe
filch
counterfeit
knock off
snatch
monkey
infringe
cheat
falsify
reproduce illegally
copy illegally
fake
plunder
encroach
hunt
smuggle
intrude
rustle
arrogate
hunt illegally
fish illegally
commandeer
abstract
shoplift
use
liberate
snaffle
seize
snitch
heist
nobble
bag
whip
scrump
abscond with
acquire
half-inch
blag
bone
carry off
take for oneself
snavel
hook
glom
help oneself to
tief
simulate
obtain
usurp
assume
derive
take over
invade
encroach on
intrude on
trespass on
more ❯
“I am going to
steal
their idea and build my own solutions.”
Verb
▲
To get or effect surreptitiously or artfully
snatch
sneak
get surreptitiously
obtain stealthily
get furtively
get stealthily
take a furtive …
take a stealthy …
take a surreptitious …
do something furtively
“She's a real tease, taunting him to
steal
a kiss.”
Verb
▲
To cheat, deceive or defraud someone for personal gain
fleece
cheat
con
defraud
swindle
stiff
bilk
diddle
sucker
sting
gyp
cozen
victimise
UK
victimize
US
hustle
rook
bleed
do
skin
flimflam
shortchange
screw
fiddle
hose
squeeze
mulct
stick
trick
gaff
deceive
short
chisel
dupe
skunk
ream
euchre
chouse
thimblerig
pluck
nobble
hoodwink
bamboozle
beat
exploit
gull
scam
finagle
shaft
snooker
milk
burn
rob
have
clip
chicane
gouge
overcharge
goldbrick
sell
rush
plunder
soak
illude
despoil
rip off
shake down
double-cross
take advantage of
do in
take for a ride
put one over on
pull a fast one on
short-change
pull a swifty on
take to the cleaners
lead up the garden path
sell a pup
jerk around
rope in
give someone a bum steer
sell down the river
run a game on
sell a bill of goods
balk
US
extort
fool
baulk
UK
sandbag
do out of
pull a fast one
punish
penalize
US
penalise
UK
fine
forfeit
wring
blackmail
impoverish
pauperize
swizz
hoax
mislead
delude
embezzle
suck dry
strong-arm
swizzle
gip
put the screws to
suck the life out of
string along
hornswoggle
gazump
sharp
bunco
trim
bilk of
frame
fudge
set up
sell a pup to
take someone for a ride
put one over on someone
be sold a pup
pull a fast one on someone
deprive
beat out of
beguile
take in
bluff
humbug
snow
misguide
fake out
misinform
spoof
juggle
outwit
have on
suck in
gammon
buffalo
catch
betray
kid
overreach
outfox
entrap
outmaneuver
US
outmanoeuvre
UK
lead on
circumvent
do a number on
stitch up
inveigle
pull the wool over somebody's eyes
pull one's leg
outsmart
do the dirty on
fox
sell a bill of goods to
outslick
outthink
manipulate
seduce
ensnare
double-deal
baffle
juke
prey on
jive
impose on
make a fool of
sell out
pull the wool over someone's eyes
lead astray
two-time
pull the wool over one's eyes
lead one down the garden path
stab in the back
cross
abuse
outjockey
take
caboodle
outplay
outdo
defeat
disinform
fake
screw over
outguess
top
use
befool
outgeneral
goose
worst
jip
confuse
cap
bewilder
take someone in
put on
surcharge
get the better of
end run
figure out
play false
be disloyal to
break faith with
be unfaithful to
charge too much
wangle
intimidate
fail
let down
thwart
misuse
shuck
wheedle
pilfer
disappoint
trap
backstab
lure
give the shaft
cuckold
out-think
take to cleaners
catch out
enslave
lie to
impose upon
step out
mousetrap
play away
pull fast one
lie
four-flush
pull something
do someone in the eye
double deal
ill-treat
run rings round
treat unfairly
play on
walk over
have someone on
be cleverer than
make rings round
lead up garden path
walk all over
live off the backs of
throw dust in someone's eyes
pull wool over eyes
play trick on
withhold rights from
steal a march on
put one over
do someone dirty
jiggle
fraud
sell someone down the river
rip-off
stretch the rules
bend the rules
pull something funny
stack the cards
hit below the belt
dispossess
play
cajole
coax
molest
pigeon
impose
extract
filch
grift
frustrate
ruin
foil
outperform
stump
dust
sweet-talk
heist
harass
hound
extortion
pad
overtax
nick
wrench
wrest
expel
force
play dirty
sway
jockey
contrive
throw
scrounge
best
overcome
bleed dry
lead somebody down the garden path
lead down the garden path
impress
oppress
wind up
go one better than
fix
flam
take to the cleaner's
do number on
sucker into
play a jest on
play a prank on
play a joke on
murphy
hook
falsify
bully
terrorize
US
attack
pick on
bias
pull someone's leg
make a sucker of
misdirect
play a practical joke on
play a trick on
play-act
pull wool over
split
take for
cross up
misstate
prevaricate
play games with
gaslight
play for a fool
con out of
lirt
crib
blench
rogue
belirt
step on
ill-use
hocus-pocus
play joke on
take for ride
doublespeak
misrepresent
tear from
bleed someone of something
eke out
distort
pervert
bunk
tempt
propagandize
US
entice
fabricate
terrorise
UK
entangle
enmesh
propagandise
UK
bait
steal someone blind
rook out of
take out
fast talk
give bum steer
break the rules
play games
stage-manage
pull strings
pull wires
cover up
double-talk
twist around your little finger
put on the wrong track
put on an act
wrong steer
put on false front
bait and switch
give wrong information to
send on a wild goose chase
throw off the scent
put up smoke screen
give the wrong impression
be disloyal
be dishonest
go back on
be unfaithful
dump on
prey upon
play upon
cash in on
more ❯
Verb
▲
To acquire or secure as a result of a contest, conflict, bet, or other endeavor
win
gain
earn
acquire
get
obtain
score
secure
attain
contract
inherit
land
achieve
bag
nab
procure
receive
snag
collect
net
clinch
take
captivate
reap
capture
have
bank
be awarded
be given
get hold of
pick up
pocket
pot
scoop
take home
wrap up
walk away with
walk off with
come away with
realize
US
make
realise
UK
come by
garner
bring in
draw
pull down
knock down
grab
rack up
carry
accomplish
cop
chalk up
hit
reach
log
hook
notch up
gather
clock up
ring up
wangle
derive
amass
collar
annex
US
come to have
find
glean
annexe
UK
seize
grasp
swing
purchase
take possession of
appropriate
buy
access
come into
corral
carry off
produce
record
lay hold of
accumulate
effect
do
come into possession of
snare
nail
fulfil
UK
fulfill
US
get one's hands on
get hands on
arrive at
accept
register
build up
consummate
snap up
take receipt of
possess oneself of
pull off
get one's mitts on
conquer
hustle
clear
latch onto
be presented with
lock up
profit
touch
compass
snatch
have conferred on one
knock up
get your hands on
bring home
clean up
be paid
get possession of
come in for
pull in
rake in
occupy
tally
establish
succeed
perform
catch
enlist
extricate
pull
trap
scare up
fetch
retrieve
pluck
glom
recover
blag
turn in
scrape together
be provided with
manage
save
carry out
bring off
lay hands on
get to
take in
rise to
climb to
win possession of
make it to
make a profit of
adopt
assume
engage
cover
go
understand
clock
know
effectuate
reify
claim
feel
succeed in making
sense
hold
accrue
actualize
encounter
meet
possess
retain
enjoy
own
yield
raise
maneuver
US
manoeuvre
UK
work
polish off
glom onto
mark up
notch
ingather
mow
cull
strip
command
come across
come upon
happen upon
get done
luck into
fall upon
stumble upon
wind up
overrun
get a hold of
be one's lot
meet with
fall to the lot
be in receipt of
cash in on
profit with
realize a profit of
fix
cinch
strike
hoard
schlenter
salvage
prevail
induce
solicit
be appointed to
guarantee
ice
ensure
assure
guaranty
insure
execute
get in
merit
justify
deserve
discover
feel for
arrange
accept delivery of
take into one's possession
agree to receive
lay one's hands on
drum up
scrape up
get at
lay up
gobble up
warrant
take over
perpetrate
harvest
make use of
get as a result
prosecute
tie up
negotiate
fix up
sort out
make sure
make sure of
give security
beg borrow or steal
commit
invade
subjugate
advance
complete
ameliorate
buy out
latch on to
manage to get
prevail upon
buy up
make a haul
bring around
grip
come at
grapple
knock off
be deserving of
turn
wrangle
sock
clutch
take control of
succeed in
have a right to
nobble
rap
be entitled to
be worthy of
yank
take control
wrest
wrench
pay one's dues
be gainfully employed
make it big
make fast buck
gain on
overtake
run to
move to
come to
amount to
free
rescue
bring about
put through
follow through with
bring home the groceries
bring home the bacon
be in line for
get fingers on
take hold of
take a grip of
grab away
grab hold of
seize hold of
clap hands on
eke out
more ❯
Verb
▲
To move somewhere in a slow and steady way
draw
move
come
go
advance
drive
proceed
travel
progress
roll
continue
drift
forge
get
glide
pass
crawl
creep
cruise
inch
nose
press
slip
sneak
bear
beat
blow
lurch
shift
slink
sweep
back
budge
hammer
locomote
pound
sidle
stir
walk
make it
make a move
be carried
change position
make one's way
Verb
▲
To apply incorrectly
misapply
misuse
abuse
misemploy
pervert
misappropriate
prostitute
distort
exploit
garble
mishandle
misinterpret
profane
warp
defalcate
dissipate
embezzle
misconstrue
mismanage
misrepresent
squander
waste
make bad use of
corrupt
misdirect
misallocate
desecrate
deprave
subvert
mistreat
ill-use
spoil
outrage
handle roughly
treat roughly
use fraudulently
defile
use inexpertly
put to wrong use
manipulate
pollute
taint
impair
take advantage of
twist
ill-treat
maltreat
falsify
manhandle
bend
injure
molest
debase
degrade
bully
harm
divert
demean
maul
hit
brutalize
US
beat
vitiate
deflect
misrelate
cook
slant
misstate
color
US
fudge
knock around
hurt
persecute
strike
wrong
abase
debauch
knock about
treat badly
cheapen
poison
demoralize
US
mess over
blow
brutalise
UK
kick around
rough up
bastardize
US
adulterate
cut
steer
salt
change
fake
animalize
spike
ruin
alter
veer
water
brainwash
alloy
doctor
colour
UK
seduce
deteriorate
lessen
do over
beat up
canker
run through
mess up
go through
cut up
shake up
devalue
lower
phony up
doctor up
betray
sell
sacrifice
demoralise
UK
bastardise
UK
sell out
be untrue to oneself
misreport
belie
put a spin on
tamper with
misquote
massage
bias
disguise
take out of context
quote out of context
trump up
fiddle
confuse
tinker with
skew
interfere with
embroider
embellish
fix
exaggerate
rig
overstate
muddle
forge
mistranslate
influence
mangle
lie
con
misrender
juggle
mislead
give a false account of
fiddle with
prejudice
obscure
conceal
spin
angle
snow
promote
equivocate
palter
prevaricate
strain
fabricate
deceive
overdraw
cloak
mask
miscolor
magnify
give a false idea of
pad
airbrush
gloss over
jumble
counterfeit
blur
slur
mutilate
mix up
invent
tamper
twist around
misarticulate
put the wrong slant on
misattribute
quote
mold
US
shape
mould
UK
train
concentrate
focus
aim
direct
point
patch
give a false impression of
quote incorrectly
contravene
four-flush
contort
traverse
gloss
deacon
fib
cook up
flimflam
diddle
finagle
overdo
dramatize
US
enhance
varnish
dress up
fake it
frame up
hyperbolize
put words in somebody's mouth
put on an act
cover
cook the books
romanticise
UK
dramatise
UK
romanticize
US
parody
modify
transform
revamp
edit
amend
revise
rework
veil
occult
suppress
blanket
shroud
hide
screen
enshroud
curtain
travesty
elaborate on
cheese
blarney
beard
stretch
pirate
dress
puff
blot out
paper over
mess about with
make changes to
make adjustments to
make alterations to
meddle with
blow smoke
pass off
cover up
build up
wind
scam
knot
crush
melt
decline
whitewash
curve
writhe
slump
gnarl
sag
deviate
collapse
engineer
maneuver
US
manoeuvre
UK
gerrymander
swindle
arrange
trick
put one on
make out like
arrange fraudulently
mock up
more ❯
Verb
▲
To make a false show or pretense of
simulate
pretend
feign
affect
sham
act
counterfeit
fake
assume
bluff
dissemble
imitate
profess
put on
reproduce
fabricate
ape
borrow
cheat
concoct
copy
create
crib
deceive
disguise
do
equivocate
exaggerate
favor
US
favour
UK
feature
fence
invent
lie
lift
mirror
misrepresent
parrot
pass for
phoney
UK
phony
US
pirate
play
playact
pose
prevaricate
resemble
suggest
act like
act out
conjure up
do like
gloss over
knock off
mock up
take off
do a take-off
give the appearance of
make believe
go through the motions of
put on an act
mimic
impersonate
dissimulate
masquerade
make like
play-act
posture
falsify
make out
put up a front
put on a front
put it on
make a pretence of
echo
emulate
forge
front
represent
let on
parody
adopt
mock
mime
play possum
make-believe
make a show of
claim
follow
purport
contrive
malinger
devise
mislead
whitewash
repeat
kid
depict
embody
show
copycat
play at
portray
pretend to be
make up
shuck and jive
ditto
phony up
go like
duplicate
put on a false front
make as if
allege
reflect
imagine
caricature
spoof
stonewall
cloak
veil
mask
take on
dupe
delude
conceal
hide
fool
replicate
sucker
manufacture
camouflage
construct
coin
design
image
personate
epitomize
US
personify
typify
epitomise
UK
illustrate
pose as
put on airs
four-flush
monkey
travesty
masquerade as
dress up
pass off
cover up
do a bit
send up
profess to be
make out like
put up a smoke screen
follow suit
trump up
act as if
follow the example of
let on like
do an impression of
pass oneself off as
play the part
hoax
put-on
pull
get into
dress in
change into
don
wear
posture as
seem to be
aspire to
pretend to have
satirize
US
profess to have
burlesque
lampoon
do a number
scheme
orchestrate
confound
confuse
strike
trick
lay it on thick
mint
stat
mimeo
defraud
Xerox
clone
carbon
exhibit
swing the lead
assume the role of
affect the role of
guy
put up a front of
stage
fake it
match
scratch
copy fraudulently
transcribe
trace
ham
play to the gallery
put on a pretense
suppose
make money
display
parallel
mess
circulate bad money
hoke
satirise
UK
reiterate
develop
aspire
jive
fish
jazz
fudge
cozen
hoodwink
beguile
become
symbolise
UK
signify
exemplify
glass
symbolize
US
double
correspond
daydream
fantasize
US
dream
lay on
excogitate
correspond to
be hypocritical
lay claim
claim falsely
fake out
be deceitful
assume the role
go through the motions
suppress
obscure
give appearance of
put on act
make show of
hatch
come to have
double as
turn into
put on a false display
pass yourself off as
minimize
US
veneer
varnish
downplay
tell untruth
drum up
think up
misstate
cook up
tell a white lie
dream up
vamp up
vamp
create out of thin air
fib
enact
romance
fancy
muse
sugarcoat
airbrush
secrete
extenuate
screen
take after
model oneself on
rip off
take as a model
pattern oneself after
pattern oneself on
minimise
UK
take as an example
follow in the footsteps of
take as a pattern
follow in someone's steps
take a leaf out of someone's book
take as a role model
model
indulge in fantasy
fantasise
UK
paint
draw
sketch
de-emphasize
keep quiet about
hush up
keep a lid on
draw a veil over
sweep something under the rug
keep dark
sweep something under the carpet
keep secret
be dishonest about
soft-pedal
incarnate
attitudinize
picture
render
limn
disguise as
build castles in Spain
build castles in the air
act as though
delineate
follow example
present
make like a
disguise yourself
pass as
purport to be
assume the character of
represent oneself as
disguise oneself as
assume character
pass yourself off
act a part
fake being
take the part of
play a role
mask as
behave like
shroud
take leaf out of book
figure
doublespeak
cover
pussyfoot
evoke
character
paint a picture of
put in words
photograph
set out
paint in words
draw a picture of
paint a mental picture of
be dishonest
double-talk
hide one's feelings
pass off as
con
form
beard
make a show
make a pretense
present a false face
present a false front
showboat
grandstand
peacock
cop
play a part
follow in footsteps
model after
do likewise
do an impression
pattern after
try to be like
show off
strike an attitude
behave affectedly
strike a pose
cop an attitude
play the part of
assume an attitude
take off as
humbug
bamboozle
perjure
gull
take up
take in
speak with forked tongue
not tell the truth
create fiction
plant
promote
be economical with the truth
shovel
make up a story
tell stories
invent a story
stretch the truth
tell a fib
palter
tell untruths
pull someone's leg
forswear yourself
tell a terminological inexactitude
tell a lie
pull the wool over somebody's eyes
depart from the truth
tell a little white lie
gammon
hornswoggle
misguide
catch
gaff
have
snooker
juggle
snow
misinform
burn
buffalo
have on
double-cross
suck in
illude
scam
betray
string along
shuck
bunco
blag
pull the wool over someone's eyes
psych out
put one over on
more ❯
Verb
▲
To actively break the terms of (a law, agreement, etc.)
infringe
break
contravene
disobey
transgress
violate
breach
flout
defy
disregard
overstep
ignore
infract
neglect
exceed
borrow
crash
encroach
entrench
go beyond
impose
intrude
kick against
lift
meddle
obtrude
offend
pirate
presume
trespass
commit a breach of
fail to observe
ride roughshod over
fail to comply with
fly in the face of
take no notice of
cock a snook at
go against
fracture
traduce
transgress against
rebel against
set at naught
oppose
refuse to obey
resist
mock
contradict
spurn
encroach upon
counteract
outrage
withstand
repudiate
challenge
depart
go counter to
pay no heed to
be in breach of
deviate from
depart from
buck
disagree with
intrench
renege on
thumb one's nose at
fall foul of
violate law
err
sacrilege
sin
contaminate
thwart
cross
hinder
refute
not comply with
trample on
tamper with
disaffirm
gainsay
conflict with
interfere with
abjure
negate
interpose
exclude
impugn
traverse
combat
reject
fight
offend against
interfere
deviate
fall outside of
not conform to
bend the rules
rebel
insurrect
revolution
mutiny
decline
revolutionize
US
object
dare
strike
shirk
riot
desert
baulk
UK
evade
misbehave
balk
US
revolutionise
UK
recalcitrate
differ
disagree
revolt
not mind
be remiss
break rules
not listen
not heed
set aside
run riot
dig your heels in
break the rules
rise in arms
refuse to comply
scorn
fly in face of
pay no attention to
deride
take law into own hands
ridicule
taunt
jeer
disdain
sneer
insult
gibe
scoff
slight
scout
despise
affront
gird
quip
laugh at
scoff at
jeer at
sneer at
poke fun at
gibe at
set one's face against
make a fool of
laugh in the face of
treat with disdain
take the piss out of
show contempt for
thumb nose at
dissent
rise up
be insubordinate
run amok
remonstrate
renounce
denounce
come out against
protest
demonstrate
rampage
take to the streets
bypass
veto
agitate
kick over the traces
be at odds with
refuse to accept the authority of
campaign
arise
take no account of
leave out
rock the boat
secede
drop out
overturn
turn against
opt out
get out of line
upset
break with
make waves
stage a rebellion
take up arms
rise up in arms
mount a rebellion
stir up trouble
go on rampage
stage
mount the barricades
rise
face
confront
disobey authority
oppose authority
resist authority
beard
brave
defy authority
rise against
go on strike
take part in an uprising
refuse to obey orders
take part in an insurrection
kick over
snub
disparage
disrespect
outface
disesteem
fail
vilipend
outbrave
brazen
breast
disfavor
US
disfavour
UK
contemn
have contempt for
pooh-pooh
brush off
refuse to acknowledge
have no use for
repulse
stick
venture
meet head-on
provoke
outdare
take on
front
call someone's bluff
stand up to
make my day
square up to
hurl defiance at
hang tough
treat with contempt
put up a fight against
stick fast
take a stand against
take one on
hold out against
more ❯
Noun
▲
A surprisingly cheap item
bargain
snip
buy
deal
giveaway
pennyworth
value
good buy
cheap buy
great buy
surprisingly cheap
good deal
great deal
value for money
good value
good value for money
great value
cheap purchase
great value for money
excellent deal
excellent value
excellent value for money
acquisition
investment
asset
gain
purchase
holding
possession
discount
reduction
closeout
acquirement
addition
offer
discount purchase
markdown
order
goods
nominal price
budget price
low price
bit
little
scrap
crumb
particle
shopping
item
merchandise
property
modicum
tittle
mite
jot
booty
small amount
bad deal
bad buy
something purchased
bonus
resource
plus
venture
boon
perk
benefit
blessing
perquisite
advantage
aid
godsend
treasure
procuration
gratuity
accretion
help
upside
saving grace
feather in your cap
early doors offer
special offer
doorbuster
more ❯
“At that ridiculously low price, it's an absolute
steal
!”
Noun
▲
(
somewhat uncommon
)
An act of stealing something
theft
thievery
burglary
embezzlement
larceny
misappropriation
raid
robbery
dacoity
fraud
mugging
pinch
snatch
swindle
thieving
blag
defalcation
heist
job
peculation
pilfering
purloining
break-in
rip-off
hold-up
smash-and-grab
stick-up
ram raid
smash-and-grab raid
stealing
crime
lift
appropriation
shoplifting
expropriation
pilferage
touch
robbing
swindling
annexation
smash and grab
vandalism
score
deprivation
extortion
cheating
pillage
hustle
piracy
racket
snitch
holdup
caper
filch
fleece
looting
defrauding
rapacity
plunder
stickup
swiping
housebreaking
lifting
filching
nicking
pinching
blagging
half-inching
breaking and entering
plundering
sack
attack
assault
marauding
despoliation
depredation
home invasion
ransacking
rape
spoliation
felony
rapine
despoilment
pocketing
ravaging
devastation
destruction
raiding
sacking
sting
forced entry
reaving
plagiarism
loss
ruination
ruin
purse-snatch
bag-snatch
ambush
banditry
thievishness
trespass
incident
harrying
snatch and run
swoop
losing
mislaying
ravishing
raping
armed robbery
steaming
unauthorized removal
seizure
disappearance
snaffling
skimming
abstraction
hit
purse-snatching
five-finger discount
misapplication
misuse
white-collar crime
nobbling
whipping
unlawful act
monkey business
siphoning off
ripping off
misuse of funds
trespassing
stealing money
safecracking
housebreak
prowl
breaking in
despoiling
second-story work
aggravated burglary
owl job
pillaging
laying waste
damage
ravages
raids
wreckage
wasting
desolation
desecration
ravin
acts of destruction
thief
filcher
pilferer
more ❯
“I can't believe I allowed the
steal
to happen right under my nose.”
Noun
▲
(
sports
)
An intercept of an opponent's possession (of the ball)
intercept
turnover
clanger
“This highly offensive game style is going to result in a
steal
by the opposition at some stage.”
Noun
▲
A play where a runner on any base runs to the next base, usually while the pitcher pitches to a batter
stolen base
Noun
▲
A fraud or swindle, especially something that is grossly overpriced
rip-off
fraud
con
gyp
swindle
flimflam
overcharging
scam
swizz
bunco
grift
hustle
kite
ramp
rip
shakedown
twist
boondoggle
confidence trick
con trick
do
flanker
fraudulent scheme
have
rort
cheat
daylight robbery
diddle
exploitation
larceny
lift
purloining
racket
robbery
stealing
thievery
thieving
trick
mare's nest
sting
shell game
deception
bunko
con game
hoax
dodge
trickery
deceit
fiddle
double-dealing
artifice
dirty pool
sham
imposture
confidence game
fast one
shady deal
chicanery
ruse
wile
fastie
cheating
extortion
ploy
spoof
sell
humbug
fix
fast shuffle
swizzle
scheme
Ponzi
skin game
bunco game
bait-and-switch
boiler room
stratagem
snow job
subterfuge
sharp practice
canard
fake
bit of sharp practice
stunt
whitewash
jive
plant
wrong
jazz
baloney
frame
put-on
cozening
bill of goods
hoaxing
hanky-panky
dirty trick
run around
cover up
bamboozlement
imposition
blackmail
plot
leg-pull
bluff
game
conspiracy
crooked deal
con job
graft
crime
double-cross
blind
Trojan horse
craft
prank
sucker game
hosing
chicane
joke
piece of deception
practical joke
dupe
mockery
gold brick
victimisation
UK
victimization
US
intrigue
device
corruption
manoeuvre
UK
dishonesty
illegal scheme
push
swindling
illicit scheme
illegal enterprise
illegality
theft
criminal activity
lay
lawlessness
squeeze
machination
gimmick
move
expedient
trap
contrivance
play
shift
jig
falsehood
cover
rig
gambit
feint
maneuver
US
knack
schlenter
fetch
duplicity
pretence
UK
snare
pretense
US
ambush
juggle
sleight
lurk
distortion
delusion
treachery
fakery
decoy
shenanigan
set-up
wheeze
invention
roguery
knavery
frame-up
embezzlement
double cross
simulation
charade
act
pretext
facade
pose
illusion
façade
misrepresentation
stall
show
masquerade
front
posturing
dissimulation
feigning
false front
guise
codology
lie
kidology
hypocrisy
semblance
hocus-pocus
disguise
appearance
airs
playacting
imitation
display
veneer
falsification
make-believe
song and dance
cover-up
put-up job
soft soap
ripoff
insincerity
excuse
story
faking
pretension
posing
fabrication
counterfeit
veil
routine
mask
schtick
affectation
play-acting
phoney
UK
phony
US
the business
false pretense
false show
sweet talk
false display
smoke and mirrors
dumb act
craftiness
brigand
jest
jape
wangle
thimblerigging
thimblerig
sellout
bluster
setup
cant
sanctimoniousness
falseness
dirty work
crocodile tears
posture
conning
flattery
deceptiveness
falsity
quiz
dido
fraudulence
bravado
bombast
bragging
empty talk
phoneyness
hypocritical talk
hypocritical behaviour
Tartufferie
attitude
performance
likeness
shamming
stance
idle boast
duping
lies
propaganda
dissemblance
quackery
hokum
porky
soft sell
impersonation
face
simulacrum
false appearance
showing
outward appearance
profession
air
suggestion
claim
effect
false colors
boast
braggadocio
jiving
snow
mere show
charlatanry
chaser
a put-up job
a put-on
shuck and jive
hamming
dissimilation
flim-flam
hogwash
bilk
mare's-nest
fallacy
wrinkle
ride
catch
pork pie
shuck
malarkey
crock
fib
forgery
grounds
phoniness
dissembling
alibi
cover story
fig leaf
red herring
cop-out
alleged reason
supposed grounds
ostensible reason
false excuse
burlesque
fiction
smoke
shuffling
cloak
ostentation
gag
evasion
acting
misstatement
number
bull
line
elaborate explanation
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Low in price
low-cost
economical
inexpensive
low-priced
cheap
a dime a dozen
at a bargain
bargain
bargain-basement
bargain-counter
bought for a song
budget
buy
cheapo
competitive
cost next to nothing
cut-price
cut-rate
depreciated
easy on the pocketbook
half-priced
irregular
low
lowered
low tariff
marked down
moderate
nominal
on sale
popularly priced
real buy
reasonable
reduced
sale
slashed
standard
uncostly
undear
utility
worth the money
low-price
economy
discount
discounted
economic
modest
reasonably priced
dirt cheap
low-budget
fair
cost-effective
effective
efficient
fuel-saving
fuel-efficient
energy-saving
energy-efficient
sound
cost nothing
cut rate
dog cheap
quite a buy
affordable
thrifty
giveaway
real steal
el cheapo
half-price
bargainous
cheapie
sale-price
going for a song
dime-store
moderately priced
dirt-cheap
keenly priced
low-end
for a song
chintzy
on special offer
rock-bottom
popular
cheap and cheerful
nominally priced
modestly priced
keen
within your means
attractive
bearable
sustainable
accessible
reduced-price
cut
viable
tolerable
manageable
worthless
good
nosebleed
rock bottom
cheapjack
promotional
bargain basement
on offer
on special
more ❯
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