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A criminal who takes property belonging to someone else with the intention of keeping it or selling it.

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Ús de stealer en anglès
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They might as well say I was a horse-stealer or a housebreaker.
The Virginians
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One of the cards bore these words: 'Much-respected Deputy and collar-sewer-orstealer.'
The Entire Project Gutenberg Works of Mark Twain
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A sheep-stealer might easily have fallen into temptation in Canterbury at that time.
The Long White Cloud: "Ao Tea Roa"
4
Everything will be pardoned to this poor stealer of shirts unless you object.
One Hundred Merrie And Delightsome Stories / Right Pleasaunte To...
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He is a stealer of sheep, as I might have known.
The Port of Missing Men
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Juliet's nurse in The Bard's most celebrated romantic-tragedies is a scene-stealer.
Independent.ie
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But this compound was the property of the black marketeer Pung the child-stealer.
Dancer’s Lament
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Mr Kellyngs is marked out as the 'atom bomb stealer'.
The William Companion
9
That soul-stealer, the one the Edict Keepers warn us of?
Blameless
10
It's that unpredictability that renders her such a scene stealer.
The Guardian
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You are not by nature a criminal and a stealer of women, I know.
The Stolen Singer
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Why, the child-stealer himself, of course!' Wu pointed the rat.
Dancer’s Lament
13
A buccaneer, a stealer of women-no ,itis no matter!
The Trail of the Sword, Volume 3
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Yet she is a headline stealer who hates the headlines.
The Guardian
15
A "refugees welcome" banner was something of a show-stealer last year.
The Guardian
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He told me my father was a conjurer of magic and a stealer of souls.
The First King of Shannara
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Translations for stealer
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Stealer a través del temps
Stealer per variant geogràfica
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