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View usage for: thievish in American English (ˈθivɪʃ) adjective1. addicted to thieving, or stealing 2. of, like, or characteristic of a thief; stealthy; furtive Derived forms thievishly (ˈthievishly) adverb thievishness (ˈthievishness) noun Synonyms of 'thievish'thieving, predatory, rapacious, sticky-fingered More Synonyms of thievish Synonyms sticky-fingered (informal) larcenous Additional synonymsDefinition skilful at thieving, esp. by picking pockets Which goods are most often targeted by light-fingered customers? Synonyms thieving, stealing, dishonest, crafty, crooked (informal), pinching (informal), sly, furtive, shifty (informal), underhand, pilfering predatory gangs Synonyms plundering, ravaging, pillaging, marauding, thieving, despoiling Definition greedy or grasping He had a rapacious appetite for bird's nest soup. Synonyms greedy, grasping, insatiable, ravenous, preying, plundering, predatory, voracious, marauding, extortionate, avaricious, wolfish, usurious - thieve
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