| Definition of 'pilferer' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) sneak thief, pilferer, snitcher
a thief who steals without using violence
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| Definition of 'pilferer' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) pilferer
one who pilfers; a petty thief
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Sense: to steal (small things)
He pilfered enough pieces of wood from the factory to make a chair.
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 Afrikaans: vaslêer |
 Arabic: سارِق |
 Bulgarian: крадец на дребно |
 Brazilian: ladrão |
 Czech: zlodějíček |
 German: der Langfinger |
 Danish: småtyv |
 Greek: μικρολωποδύτης |
 Spanish: ratero, ladrón |
 Estonian: pikanäpumees |
 Farsi: آدم دله دزد |
 Finnish: näpistäjä |
 French: chapardeur/-euse |
 Hebrew: גַנָב |
 Hindi: उचक्का |
 Croatian: sitni kradljivac |
 Hungarian: tolvaj |
 Indonesian: pencuri |
 Icelandic: hnuplari |
 Italian: ladruncolo |
 Japanese: こそどろ |
 Korean: 좀도둑 |
 Lithuanian: vagišius |
 Latvian: zaglis; zaglēns |
 Malay: pencuri |
 Dutch: kruimeldief |
 Norwegian: nasker, småtyv |
 Polish: złodziej |
 Persian: آدم دله دزد |
 Pashto: غله سری |
 Portuguese: ladrão |
 Romanian: hoţ |
 Russian: воришка |
 Slovak: zlodejíček |
 Slovenian: zmikavt |
 Serbian: koji potkrada |
 Swedish: snattare |
 Thai: ขโมย |
 Turkish: arakçı |
 Taiwanese: 小偷 |
 Ukrainian: дрібний крадій |
 Urdu: معمولي چيزوں کي چوري کرنے |
 Vietnamese: sự ăn cắp vặt, kẻ ăn cắp |
 Chinese: 小偷小摸 |
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