A robber or plunderer on the high seas.

to steal; to commit larceny; to embezzle or illegally obtain property using secretive means

an illegal or unauthorized edition or copy of a work; pirated

to be stolen; to be burglarized

bandit; robber; one who uses force to take property from others

to take precautions against burglary or robbery

robber; bandit; thief; a person who steals or plunders property

the act of stealing; pilferage

to dig up a grave or tomb to steal burial goods

to use something illegitimately or illegally; to embezzle; to usurp

Door designed to prevent break-ins and theft, usually made of metal with specialized locks

to steal or take something by unlawful means; includes misappropriation, identity theft, or credit card fraud

A robber or bandit who lives by a code of honor and steals from the rich to help the poor.

the crime of theft; larceny

robbers or bandits who use violence to steal property and disrupt public order

In Chinese medicine, a symptom where a person sweats while sleeping and stops once they wake up; often caused by physical weakness, nervousness, or internal heat.

to steal something that has been placed under one's own care or guardianship

literally meaning to cover one's ears while stealing a bell; describes someone who tries to deceive themselves or thinks they can trick others when the truth is obvious to everyone.

A criminal case involving the theft or stealing of another person's property.

to dig up or excavate illegally in order to steal items (such as treasures from ancient tombs) or corpses

to cut down trees illegally; to poach timber

to steal something belonging to others or the public and then sell it for profit

an anti-theft system or device; burglar alarm

thief; burglar; one who commits larceny or theft

(idiom) to fool the world and usurp a good name; to fraudulently seek or gain a reputation

(idiom) a great pirate or infamous bandit; originally refers to robbers who operate on rivers and seas, but now applied to any notorious or large-scale thief

Literally "men as thieves and women as prostitutes"; used to describe people who are completely immoral, despicable, or shameless.

to print or reproduce someone's work without permission; the illegal act of printing or reproducing copyrighted material without authorization

Even thieves have their own principles or rules that they follow; specifically refers to having a sense of integrity or certain standards within a criminal group.

(idiom) minor skills or deceptive tricks; petty, underhanded behavior

to have something stolen; to be robbed or burglarized

a criminal case involving theft, robbery, or burglary

bandit; robber; person who uses violence to seize property and disrupt public order

to transport goods illegally; to steal and transport stolen goods

pirate; specifically a software or intellectual property pirate

The leader or head of a group of robbers or bandits

insurgents; bandits; robbers

To encourage or stir up lust and criminal behavior; often used to describe harmful media or literature that corrupts public morals

A person who commits theft frequently without showing any signs of reform; an incorrigible thief.

bandits and robbers; insurgents or invaders who plunder

Describing a situation where social order has collapsed and bandits or insurgents arise in large numbers; literally, bandits rising up like a swarm of bees.

literally "to open the door and bow to a thief"; to invite disaster by associating with or giving a free hand to evildoers

to deceive the public in order to steal a reputation for oneself; to gain fame by underhanded means

robbers and bandits spring up everywhere; often used to describe social unrest or a breakdown of law and order

petty thieves and small-time robbers; describes people who act sneakily to commit minor thefts or engage in underhanded activities

to falsely charge an innocent person with being a thief or a criminal; to frame an honest person for a crime

Leaving valuables out in the open or being careless with storage encourages people to steal them.

to steal chickens and dogs; to engage in petty theft or philandering; to sneak around and do underhanded things

(idiom) to encourage theft by being careless with valuables or to incite lust by behaving provocatively; now used to describe books or media that teach or tempt others to commit crimes or immoral acts