Pickpocket
21pickpocket — {n.} A thief; a petty criminal who steals things and money out of people s pockets on a bus, train, etc. * /In some big cities many poor children become pickpockets out of poverty./ …
22pickpocket — {n.} A thief; a petty criminal who steals things and money out of people s pockets on a bus, train, etc. * /In some big cities many poor children become pickpockets out of poverty./ …
23pickpocket — noun Date: 1591 a thief who picks pockets …
24PICKPOCKET — n. m. Mot anglais qui signifie Voleur à la tire …
25pickpocket — 1. noun /ˈpɪkpɒkɪt/ One who steals from the pocket of a passerby. Usually using sleight of hand as a means. 2. verb /ˈpɪkpɒkɪt/ To pick pockets; to steal. , Italian : borseggiare …
26pickpocket — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) n. thief, robber, cut purse, dip (sl.). See stealing. II (Roget s IV) n. Syn. thief, purse snatcher, mugger; see criminal , robber …
27pickpocket — pick|pock|et [ˈpıkˌpɔkıt US ˌpa:k ] n someone who steals things from people s pockets, especially in a crowd …
28pickpocket — pick|pock|et [ pık,pakıt ] noun count someone who steals money and other things from people s pockets and bags, especially in crowded places …
29Pickpocket — Heroine of Daniel Defoe’s Moll Flanders …
30pickpocket — noun A thief; a petty criminal who steals things and money out of people s pockets on a bus, train, etc. In some big cities many poor children become pickpockets out of poverty …