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1. (n.) housebreaker
one who breaks into and enters a house with felonious intent.
Etymology: (1275–1325)
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1. (noun) housebreaker, cat burglar
a burglar who unlawfully breaks into and enters another person's house
2. (noun) housewrecker, housebreaker
a wrecker of houses
"in England a housewrecker is called a housebreaker"
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1. (noun) housebreaker
one who is guilty of the crime of housebreaking
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Sense: a person who breaks into a house in order to steal.
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 Afrikaans: inbreker |
 Arabic: لِص مَنازِل |
 Bulgarian: крадец с взлом |
 Brazilian: ladrão |
 Czech: bytový zloděj |
 German: der Einbrecher |
 Danish: indbrudstyv |
 Greek: διαρρήκτης |
 Spanish: ladrón |
 Estonian: murdvaras |
 Farsi: سارق |
 Finnish: murtovaras |
 French: cambrioleur/-euse |
 Hebrew: פּוֹרֶץ |
 Hindi: सेंधमार |
 Croatian: provalnik |
 Hungarian: betörő |
 Indonesian: pembobol rumah |
 Icelandic: innbrotsþjófur |
 Italian: scassinatore |
 Japanese: 押込み強盗 |
 Korean: 가택 침입자 |
 Lithuanian: įsilaužėlis |
 Latvian: kramplauzis |
 Malay: penjenayah pecah rumah |
 Dutch: inbreker, insluiper |
 Norwegian: innbruddstyv |
 Polish: włamywacz |
 Persian: سارق |
 Pashto: کور غلا کوونکی، غل |
 Portuguese: ladrão |
 Romanian: spărgător (de case) |
 Russian: грабитель-взломщик |
 Slovak: vlamač, vykrádač bytov, d |
 Slovenian: vlomilec |
 Serbian: provalnik |
 Swedish: inbrottstjuv |
 Thai: ผู้บุกรุกเข้าบ้าน |
 Turkish: ev hırsızı |
 Taiwanese: 闖空門的歹徒 |
 Ukrainian: зломник |
 Urdu: نقب زن، سیندھ مار |
 Vietnamese: kẻ trộm ngày |
 Chinese: 侵入他人住宅者 |
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