| PILFER | • pilfer v. (Transitive, intransitive) To steal in small quantities, or articles of small value; to practise petty theft. • PILFER v. to steal. |
| PILFERABLE | • pilferable adj. That can be pilfered. • PILFERABLE adj. that can be pilfered. |
| PILFERAGE | • pilferage n. The individual act or recurring practice of stealing items of low value, especially in small quantities… • PILFERAGE n. the act of pilfering. |
| PILFERAGES | • pilferages n. Plural of pilferage. • PILFERAGE n. the act of pilfering. |
| PILFERED | • pilfered v. Simple past tense and past participle of pilfer. • PILFER v. to steal. |
| PILFERER | • pilferer n. One who pilfers. • PILFERER n. one who pilfers. |
| PILFERERS | • pilferers n. Plural of pilferer. • PILFERER n. one who pilfers. |
| PILFERIES | • pilferies n. Plural of pilfery. • PILFERY n. petty theft. |
| PILFERING | • pilfering v. Present participle of pilfer. • pilfering n. The act by which something is pilfered; a petty theft. • PILFERING n. petty theft. |
| PILFERINGLY | • pilferingly adv. By pilfering or stealing; thievingly. • PILFERINGLY adv. PILFERING. |
| PILFERINGS | • pilferings n. Plural of pilfering. • PILFERING n. petty theft. |
| PILFERPROOF | • pilferproof adj. Designed to prevent pilfering (thieving), especially of a container. • PILFERPROOF adj. secure against pilfering. |
| PILFERS | • pilfers v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of pilfer. • PILFER v. to steal. |
| PILFERY | • pilfery n. Petty theft. • PILFERY n. petty theft. |