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1. (n.) pickpocket
a person who steals from people's pockets, purses, etc., esp. in a crowded public place.
2. (v.t.) pickpocket
to steal from the pocket, purse, etc., of.
Etymology: (1585–95)
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| Definition of 'pickpocket' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) pickpocket, cutpurse, dip
a thief who steals from the pockets or purses of others in public places
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1. (noun) pickpocket
a thief who steals from people on the street
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) pickpocket
one who steals purses or other articles from pockets
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Sense: a person who steals from people's pockets
He kept his wallet in his hand because he knew there would be pickpockets in the crowd.
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 Afrikaans: sakkeroller |
 Arabic: نَشّال، سارِق |
 Bulgarian: джебчия |
 Brazilian: batedor de carteira |
 Czech: kapesní zloděj |
 German: der/die Taschendieb(in) |
 Danish: lommetyv |
 Greek: πορτοφολάς |
 Spanish: carterista, ratero |
 Estonian: taskuvaras |
 Farsi: جیب بر |
 Finnish: taskuvaras |
 French: voleur/-euseà la tire |
 Hebrew: כַּיָס |
 Hindi: जेबकतरा |
 Croatian: džeparanje, potkradanje |
 Hungarian: zsebtolvaj |
 Indonesian: pencopet |
 Icelandic: vasaþjófur |
 Italian: borseggiatore, borseggiat |
 Japanese: すり |
 Korean: 소매치기 |
 Lithuanian: kišenvagis |
 Latvian: kabatzaglis |
 Malay: penyeluk saku |
 Dutch: zakkenroller |
 Norwegian: lommetyv |
 Polish: kieszonkowiec |
 Persian: جیب بر |
 Pashto: ګنډ كپ، جيب پريكوونكې |
 Portuguese: carteirista |
 Romanian: hoţ de buzunare |
 Russian: вор-карманник |
 Slovak: vreckový zlodej |
 Slovenian: žepar |
 Serbian: džeparoš |
 Swedish: ficktjuv |
 Thai: นักล้วงกระเป๋า |
 Turkish: yankesici |
 Taiwanese: 扒手 |
 Ukrainian: кишеньковий злодій |
 Urdu: جيب کترا |
 Vietnamese: kẻ móc túi |
 Chinese: 扒手 |
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