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Significados de cutpurse en inglés

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A thief who steals from the pockets or purses of others in public places.

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Uso de cutpurse en inglés
1
I held a desperate hope that I could cutpurse that much in time.
The Name of the Wind
2
What good is a cutpurse who cannot use his fingers?
A feast for crows
3
Threadbare coat, worn boots, you look like a common cutpurse.
The spirit rebellion: the legend of eli monpress: book 2
4
Minor knife wound from a girl cutpurse he tried to help, according to him.
Casket of Souls
5
Upon my entrance the cutpurse looked up from his conversation with Moll and scowled.
A conspiracy of paper: a novel
6
That little cutpurse just stole the bag with his widow's payment for it all!
The lies of locke lamora
7
Do not leave me here to be picked up by some cutpurse or bourgeois lout.
The dog said bow-wow
8
I briefly considered trying to cutpurse the money, but I knew it was a bad idea.
The Name of the Wind
9
Most of the doxies are half cutpurse, themselves.
Casket of Souls
10
Here and there, a cutpurse slunk through the crowd, seeking his own type of bargain-anunwary victim.
Millennium
11
Do you take me for a cutpurse?
Madame Flirt / A Romance of 'The Beggar's Opera'
12
Ashamed that sin nae longer besets ye, an' that ye are lifted above the thief an' the cutpurse!
Kate Bonnet: The Romance of a Pirate's Daughter
13
Fae are capricious, mischievous but no more dangerous than a common cutpurse. That last sounded suspiciously like a quote.
Whispers Under Ground
14
Cut-throat, yes; cutpurse, no.
Notre-Dame de Paris
15
I'd just sold the last bottle to one of the guards, who now leaned against a gibbet holding a corpse labeled cutpurse.
Act of will
16
He tickles his ears with a straw, and while he is pleased with scratching it, picks his pocket, as the cutpurse served Bartl.
Character Writings of the Seventeenth Century
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Translations for cutpurse
Cutpurse a través del tiempo