Associations to the word «Pickpocket»
Noun
- Burglar
- Wallet
- Thief
- Sharper
- Prostitute
- Beggar
- Purse
- Gambler
- Fergus
- Barrington
- Vagabond
- Slang
- Tenement
- Dodger
- Rogue
- Robber
- Freedman
- Steal
- Criminal
- Whore
- Gang
- Accomplice
- Vendor
- Theft
- Twist
- Mozart
- Mob
- Oliver
- Murderer
- Policeman
- Crowd
- Throng
- Fraternity
- Fence
- Picking
- Charley
- Sidewalk
- Pouch
- Tourist
- Bates
- Subway
- Wu
- Ancient
- Keeper
- Victim
- Bag
- Grin
- Watch
- Exploit
- Street
- Crime
- Alley
- Carriage
- Skill
- Villain
- Police
- Carry
- Lift
- Somebody
- Smiling
- Pick
- Mate
- Confusion
- Confidence
- Belt
- Tommy
- Profession
- Money
- Pull
- Performer
Adjective
Wiktionary
PICKPOCKET, noun. One who steals from the pocket of a passerby, usually by sleight of hand.
PICKPOCKET, verb. To pick pockets; to steal.
Dictionary definition
PICKPOCKET, noun. A thief who steals from the pockets or purses of others in public places.
Wise words
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