steal

Related to steal: stealable, steel, bilking
See:
  • a steal
  • be a steal
  • beg, borrow or steal
  • beg, borrow, or steal
  • like stealing acorns from a blind pig
  • mean enough to steal a penny off a dead man's eyes
  • steal (one) blind
  • steal (one's) heart
  • steal (one's) thunder
  • steal (someone's) clothes
  • steal a base
  • steal a glance (at someone or something)
  • steal a glance at
  • steal a glance/look
  • steal a kiss
  • steal a look (at someone or something)
  • steal a march
  • steal a march on
  • steal a march on (someone or something)
  • steal a march on somebody
  • steal a march on someone, to
  • steal a march over (someone or something)
  • steal a march upon (someone or something)
  • steal away
  • steal from
  • steal from (someone or something)
  • steal heart
  • steal off
  • steal off (someone or something)
  • steal out of (some place)
  • steal out of some place
  • steal over
  • steal over (someone or something)
  • steal somebody's heart
  • steal somebody's thunder
  • steal someone blind
  • steal someone's clothes
  • steal someone's heart
  • steal someone's thunder
  • steal someone's thunder, to
  • steal the march on (someone or something)
  • steal the march over (someone or something)
  • steal the march upon (someone or something)
  • steal the show
  • steal the spotlight
  • steal thunder
  • steal up on
  • steal up on (someone or something)
References in periodicals archive
In the conspiracy charge, Karuri is accused of plotting to steal Sh294.8 million from Family Bank.
The duo was also accused of abusing their public job at a security services company [affiliated to Emirates airline] and attempting to steal money from passengers' luggage.
Though players would cumulatively steal even more bases and hit more home runs in subsequent decades, the style of play adopted during the 1960s, emphasizing both facets, was the closest approximation to date of baseball as it has been played in more recent decades.
A 15-year-old girl pleaded guilty to entering the Orange shop with intent to steal. The case was adjourned for reports.
Playing by the Book meant trying to steal lots of bases.
While being on the lookout for stolen material is one issue, some scrap dealers also are confronted with more audacious thieves who may go so far as to scale fences to attempt to steal metal from the yards themselves.
Thieves generally steal 15 to 20 credit cards either from one health club or from multiple health clubs before moving to the next phase of the scam.
Abagnale (recently portrayed by Leonardo DiCaprio in the movie based on his first book, Catch Me If You Can) reports on an astonishing range of methods that thieves employ to steal everything from money to credit cams to personal identities.
"We're just taking back what he and his evil monopoly steal from us." Reckless in the pursuit of a point, I immediately went and bought a copy of Windows XP to prove that acting morally is always cheaper than a guilty conscience.
"If you can't steal something sitting protected, you steal it when it's moving.
Two other species, both South American, are known to steal silk.
Baseball coaches who run an aggressive offense - squeeze, hit and run, and double steal - obviously nave need of a sign system that will enable them to communicate with the players and adapt to changing situations and personnel quickly and efficiently.
Since nothing did, Julie concluded that she could steal with impunity.
Once inside they used the householders' own hacksaw to cut through a security chain to steal the two pedal cycles.
In the early years everyone was expected to steal, depending on the game situation.