| OUTFANGTHIEVES | • OUTFANGTHIEF n. (historical) the right of judging and fining thieves pursued and brought back from outside one's own jurisdiction. |
| OUTTHIEVE | • OUTTHIEVE v. to surpass at thieving. |
| OUTTHIEVED | • OUTTHIEVE v. to surpass at thieving. |
| OUTTHIEVES | • OUTTHIEVE v. to surpass at thieving. |
| OUTTHIEVING | • OUTTHIEVE v. to surpass at thieving. |
| THIEVE | • thieve v. (Intransitive) To commit theft. • THIEVE v. to steal. |
| THIEVED | • thieved v. Simple past tense and past participle of thieve. • THIEVE v. to steal. |
| THIEVERIES | • thieveries n. Plural of thievery. • THIEVERY n. the act of stealing. |
| THIEVERY | • thievery n. The act of theft, the act of stealing. • thievery n. (Obsolete) That which is stolen. • THIEVERY n. the act of stealing. |
| THIEVES | • thieves n. Plural of thief. • thieves v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of thieve. • THIEVE v. to steal. |
| THIEVING | • thieving v. Present participle of thieve. • thieving adj. That thieves; that steals; inclined to steal. • thieving n. The action of theft. |
| THIEVINGS | • thievings n. Plural of thieving. • THIEVING n. the act of stealing. |
| THIEVISH | • thievish adj. Having a tendency to steal. • thievish adj. Having the manner of a thief; furtive; stealthy. • THIEVISH adj. given to stealing. |
| THIEVISHLY | • thievishly adv. In a thievish manner; like a thief. • THIEVISH adv. given to stealing. |
| THIEVISHNESS | • thievishness n. The quality of being thievish. • THIEVISHNESS n. the state of being thievish. |
| THIEVISHNESSES | • THIEVISHNESS n. the state of being thievish. |