filch

Is there one whom you have not outraged by filching from their very altars a part of the sacrifice offered up to them?'

It is a service of peril, and even more so at present than formerly, for the Indians, since they have got into the habit of trafficking peltries with the traders, have learned the value of the beaver, and look upon the trappers as poachers, who are filching the riches from their streams, and interfering with their market.

I respect my father more--I mean I despise him less--for doing his own sweating and filching than I do the sensitive sluggards and cowards who lent him their money to sweat and filch with, and asked no questions provided the interest was paid punctually.

The report in the Daily Mail, about PML-N President Mian Shehbaz Sharif, as Punjab Chief Minister, filching funds given by the UK's Department For International Development (DFID), has been strongly denied by Mian Shehbaz's son as well as the DFID.

Furthermore (with its implied "tsk, tsk"), Risk of any kind: snooping, filching coins, sneaking booze and cigarettes, illicit affairs, rubber checks, stacked decks, bald-faced lies, fingers crossed behind our back, light-fingered: Pocket the thing.

'Technological intervention reduces red tape and at the same time speeds up government services and revenue while denying the chance for unscrupulous people from filching money from the public,' he said.

"She's A Lady" screamed the newspapers of the day, filching one of the singer's song titles.

She reported the incident to the police, but the police recorded as lost because she did not witness the actual filching of the phone.