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Often used in the same context:
snatchers,
crooks,
chiselers,
tricksters,
theives,
grabbers,
thieving,
liars,
rogues,
squealers,
busters,
shirkers,
cads,
deadbeats,
scumbags,
freeloaders,
exploiters,
perps,
swindlers,
rascals,
mongers,
slingers,
wielders,
avoiders,
schemers,
cheaters,
finks,
rouges,
fiends,
scallywags,
rapscallions,
scoundrels,
spongers,
dupes,
betrayers,
cokeheads,
perverts,
cowards,
pilferer,
pushers,
embezzlers,
smiths,
bearers,
suckers,
hogging,
cheapskates,
miscreant,
tossers,
pranksters,
rotters,
connivers,
poseurs,
pouters,
wasters,
dodgers,
whippersnappers,
criminals,
pickpockets,
hoodlums,
freebooters,
pantywaists,
malingerers,
tattlers,
strumpets,
freaks,
hacks,
hustlers,
sluggards,
usurpers,
pesky,
droppers,
psychos,
snooper,
drainers,
urinator,
opportunists,
lowlifes,
sneakiness,
oglers,
washday,
cheats,
fibbers,
thievery,
slammers,
biters,
creepers,
highwaymen,
hobos,
pesty,
stalkers,
narcs,
spitters,
thief,
gits,
manipulators,
scarface,
goons,
molls,
harassers,
muggers,
punks,
stealer,
catchers,
thieves,
killers,
killer,
breeders,
burglar,
catcher,
poachers,
raisers,
teller,
fiddlers,
haters,
hunters,
jockey,
jockeys,
pickpocket,
smuggler,
spy
Appears in the definition of:
scene-stealer
Also try:
— Adjectives for stealers:
sheep,
man,
deer,
horse,
dog,
tithe,
child,
notorious,
fortune,
wood,
base,
more...
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