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Noun(1) a thief who enters a building with intent to steal(2) person who steals

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Noun(1) a thief who enters a building with intent to steal(2) person who steals

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(1) It was the second time in three months that a member of the public had foiled the habitual burglar 's crimes.(2) If you think you have the right to assault a burglar, the burglar himself has a right of self-defence!(3) But to the victim of burglary the motivation of the burglar may well be of secondary interest.(4) It is like making someone who has had their house burgled pay to keep the burglar in jail!(5) Two policemen, chasing a burglar on foot, left their car open and his accomplice stole it.(6) Please be warned that a group or groups of burglars and thieves are in the area.(7) The trial court sentenced Latimer to ten years for the burglary and two years for the possession of burglarious tools.(8) The crime spree has led victims from across the town to lose thousands of pounds in cash after being conned by burglars .(9) Luckily they woke up when the window shattered, so the burglars got away empty handed.(10) Well, the two burglars got away with the jewels but not without a fight.(11) The police time now dedicated to the drug trade would be freed up to catch burglars , rapists and murderers.(12) Going soft on burglars and car thieves, she added, was a slap in the face for their victims.(13) Don't lump them in with the drug dealers and burglars deliberately cheating the state.(14) Security footage of young burglars raiding a Cotswold church is being examined by police.(15) Robbers, burglars and drugs dealers will be first to fall under the spotlight, they said.(16) Many burglars commit dozens, or even hundreds, of crimes before they're caught.

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(1) It was the second time in three months that a member of the public had foiled the habitual burglar 's crimes.(2) If you think you have the right to assault a burglar, the burglar himself has a right of self-defence!(3) But to the victim of burglary the motivation of the burglar may well be of secondary interest.(4) It is like making someone who has had their house burgled pay to keep the burglar in jail!(5) Two policemen, chasing a burglar on foot, left their car open and his accomplice stole it.(6) Please be warned that a group or groups of burglars and thieves are in the area.(7) The trial court sentenced Latimer to ten years for the burglary and two years for the possession of burglarious tools.(8) The crime spree has led victims from across the town to lose thousands of pounds in cash after being conned by burglars .(9) Luckily they woke up when the window shattered, so the burglars got away empty handed.(10) Well, the two burglars got away with the jewels but not without a fight.(11) The police time now dedicated to the drug trade would be freed up to catch burglars , rapists and murderers.(12) Going soft on burglars and car thieves, she added, was a slap in the face for their victims.(13) Don't lump them in with the drug dealers and burglars deliberately cheating the state.(14) Security footage of young burglars raiding a Cotswold church is being examined by police.(15) Robbers, burglars and drugs dealers will be first to fall under the spotlight, they said.(16) Many burglars commit dozens, or even hundreds, of crimes before they're caught.

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(1) burglar alarm

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(1) burglar alarm

Synonyms

Noun

3. cat burglar

4. thief

5. raider

7. safecracker

10. second-story man

11. yegg

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Noun

3. cat burglar

4. thief

5. raider

7. safecracker

10. second-story man

11. yegg

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