| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Pilfered | 4 letters | took |
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| Pilfered | 5 letters | stole |
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| Pilfered | 6 letters | stolen |
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| Pilfered | 7 letters | filched |
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- Pilfered
- Stole
- Stole or cape to wear if held out
- Taken surreptitiously
- Lifted, so to speak
- It's a wrap
- Winter warmer
- Opera house attire
- Non-P.C. garb
- Lifted
- Wrap
- Was crooked
- Operagoer's wear, maybe
- Fancy wrap
- Mink, for one
- Item worn around the shou
- Walked quietly
- Took off with
- Nipped
- Pirated
- Embezzled, e.g.
- Swiped a mink?
- Cold shoulder treatment?
- Ripped off
- Purloined
- Fur scarf
- Mink wrap
- Tiptoed
- Pickpocketed
- Clerical scarf
- That's a wrap
- Made hot?
- Pilfered
- Fur wrap
- Long scarf
- Item made of fur, poached
- Pinched lady's scarf
- Boa moved silently
- Woman's scarf worn about the shoulders
- Purloined ecclesiastical vestment
- Helped oneself to female garment
- took things the wrong way?
- Bit of attire for a fancy night out
- Fur piece
- Engaged in piracy
- Lifted, as wares
- boosted, as from a store
- Embezzled
- Woman's wrap
- Filched
- Made off with
- shoplifted
- Plagiarized
- Stylish wrap
- committed robbery
- took without permission
- Pinched vestment
- Boosted
- heisted
- took badly?
- Fur found on a French beach
- Light scarf, shawl
- Thieved
- A fur scarf
- Actress Mink
- Swiped
- didn't take well?
- Pinched a shawl
- Pocketed illegally
- Crept quietly
- Made a baseball ploy
- took without asking
- Shoulder wrap (rhymes with whole)
- Took unlawfully
- Shawl; thieved
- sneaked away?
- Pinched
- nicked
- Pinched an item of clothing
- Lady's wrap
- Went stealthily
- Priest's scarf
- Committed theft
- pinched a strip of silk
- Item worn around the shoulders
- Shoulder scarf
- Appropriated inappropriately
- Gown accessory
- Tiptoed, say
- Operagoer's wear
- Copped
- shoulder warmer
- Scarf
- Orarion
- Shoulder piece
- Decorative scarf
- Roman matron's garb
- Roman robe
- ecclesiastical vestment
- Neckpiece
- Shoulders warmer
- Shoulder fur
- Tippet's kin
- Filched a fur scarf?
- Bishop's vestment
- Woman's long scarf
- Crept in on little cat feet
- Shawl
- Shoulder wrap
- Pelt product
- Fur
- Beat the catcher's throw
- Clergyman's scarf
- Mink item
- Woman's shoulder scarf
- What the piper's son did
- Furrier's item
- Emulated Lou Brock
- Sneaked
- Clerical vestment
- took the wrong way?
- "... robbed!"
- Narrow vestment
- Appropriated
- Fashionable women's scarf
- furry wrap
- Nicked, thieved
- Pinched shawl
- Took illegally
- Lifted from a shop?
- what the great train robbers did
- filched a wrap
- took - scarf
- took item of women's clothing
- Obtained a five-finger discount
- Scarf worn around shoulders
- Committed burglary
- Garment worn around shoulders
- Took one's time boarding
- purloined lady's wrap
- Time to wear exclusive garment
- was a plunderer
- lifted, in a way
- Did some porch pirating
- Burglarized
- graduation accessory
- Plundered
- Light scarf or shawl
- Pinched scarf
- Committed a theft
- Fur shawl
- Lifted or swiped
- took part in a theft
- Purloined item from furrier?
- pinched something to wear
- participated in a heist
- grabbed props from a film set, perhaps
- How the Grinch ... Christmas
- Permanently borrowed
- purloined a vestment
- took a scarf
- was guilty of larceny
- took without checking out, maybe
- Wrap at a wrap party, perhaps
- Swiped round the neck!
- Wrap fish round end of net
- Walked off with
- Swiped or pinched
- Mink garment
- Embezzled, say
- thick scarf
- pinched item of clothing
- Pinched part of foot around top of toe
- without permission took scarf
- Priest's vestment; took by theft
- fancy evening wrap
- Ripped off shawl
- Mink scarf
- Took without paying
- Garment around shoulders
- Took kiln left for Victor
- Took something you shouldn't have
- purloined a wrap
- Took part in a robbery
- Took unlawfully in stealth
- snatched
- Wrongly took
- Was a thief
- lifted wrap
- took second, say
- Shawl nicked
- Broke a Commandment
- a scarf made of fur
- Pilfered shawl
- Absconded with
- Didn't swipe right?
- wrongly took shawl
- priest's silk vestment
- misappropriated item of clothing
- pinched woman's long shawl
- pinched fingers to leave trapped
- Took
- Like some glances
- Hot
- Destined for a chop shop,
- Like booty
- Swiped
- Like second, sometimes
- Like some kisses and unlo
- In a chop shop, say
- Pinched
- Like some kisses and base
- Pirated
- Like some kisses
- At a chop shop, perhaps
- Taken illegally
- Obtained illegally
- Hot garment made of fur, perhaps, new
- Hot in Bristol, England
- Hot Christmas cake left out
- Hot nutty bread left out
- Taken unlawfully
- Ill-gotten wrap's new
- Rich German loaf, left out, is pinched
- Scarf, new, taken by thief
- Pilfered
- Taken without permission, robbed
- Taken without permission
- .... base, running bases sans a hit
- What one 2 is!
- Taken wrongfully
- Navy-fringed shawl gets nicked
- Hot fruit bread one pupil spurned
- Like hot stuff
- Purloined
- Fur knight's taken dishonestly
- Removed illegally
- Like the 'Mona Lisa' in 1911
- Wrap neck first when hot
- like bases and hearts
- Goods that have been taken dishonestly
- Filched, swiped
- Like 2nd base, at times
- Hot, in an illegal way
- like plagiarized work, say
- Misappropriated
- Thieved
- Fur, new, getting nicked
- Like some glances and bases
- obtained unlawfully
- lets on could be pinched
- Garment, new, shoplifted?
- Acquired illegally
- Made off with
- More than borrowed
- ...... base [fast runner's stat]
- lets no arrangement be misappropriated
- Like some kisses and bases
- hot line seen in various notes
- Like some kisses and unlocked bikes
- "Destined for a chop shop, say"
- snatched
- Filched
- Like some bases or glances
- Hot, so to speak
- Hot, in a sense
- Like Tom's pig
- "...... Kisses," 1968 film
- "The ...... Hours," 1963 film
- Truffaut's "...... Kisses"
- Pillered
- "A ...... Life," 1939 film
- "...... Kisses," Truffaut film
- "...... Moments," Hank Snow hit
- ...... bases (R. Henderson stat)
- Strayed follower
- Hot, to a hood
- heisted
- "...... waters are sweet": Prov. 9:17
- "taken the wrong way"
- Taken to beer without opening tin cans
- Pilfered stoles taken outside
- hot in criminal circles
- Dishonestly obtained
- Candlemas to Lent, not entirely hot
- Wrongfully taken
- Taken dishonestly
- shrug's new; robbed
- Like hot items?
- taken from bristol environment
- Hot duck St Leonard eats?
- Taken (by a thief)
- Pilfered, nicked
- Hot, in a way
- Illegally-obtained
- hot? no? let's play
- nicked
- taken by theft
- Hot stone cracked around lake
- Pilfered or pirated
- lets on it's not honestly gained
- looted
- On the fence
- like pickpocketed goods
- hot fruit loaf - heartless
- Embezzled
- Taken by thief
- Boosted
- Illegally acquired
- Ill-gotten
- Taken to be part of Bristol enterprise
- Taken unawares
- Kisses
- Hot cake to be reduced by one pound
- hot, having lost out on directions
- Fur, new, taken dishonestly
- Curiously, lets on it was ripped off.
- Filched, pilfered
- Pirated or pocketed
- like goods handled by a fence
- Like some cars and kisses
- shoplifted, say
- Milky Chance hit "............ Dance"
- Had crept off, or walked off with
- Hot [slang]
- hot piece of fine lot sent back
- the thief took them, my points lost!
- Lets on about getting hot
- Taken illicitly
- hot cake left out once
- Lifted
- nicked ring found in street by man
- Hot stone crumbled around lake
- This happened to the Mona Lisa in 1911
- German cake heartlessly pinched
- Lifted fur over back of divan
- Nicked in Solent, at sea
- Pinched or boosted
- Taken from the rightful owner
- Hot sweet bread left out
- lets on about being hot
- Like some bases and hearts
- "... robbed!"
- Had pinched a fur and nice top
- Sort of lens to get nicked
- Part of pistol engineer knocked off
- Pinched scarf close to town
- Acquired illegally, like a car
- lets on - terribly hot
- Kidnapped and taken deviously to Lens?
- Hot way to take Noel off!
- taken without permission, thieved
- like some bases and cars
- Like some bases
- hot fruit loaf left out
- Captured
- Lifted
- Swiped
- Applied oneself (to)
- Removed
- Opposite of gave
- Walked off with
- Accepted
- Shot, as a photo
- Won ......
- Purloined
- Grabbed
- Was in, as a class
- Seized
- Brought books back on approval
- Received; stole
- grabbed a selfie
- Stole
- captured, in chess
- Commandeered
- ... one's time: didn't rush
- Made off with
- brought along
- Didn't swing at Camden Yards
- Seized control of
- Received
- To approve what's removed
- snatched
- Conned
- Bamboozled
- Scammed
- Filched
- Transported
- ...... after (resembled)
- Kidnapped
- Appropriated
- ...... off (fled)
- The Ramones' The KKK ... My Baby Away
- became effective
- Received over a thousand
- "... a look" ("Saw")
- Nabbed
- Carried off
- shoplifted, e.g.
- Confiscated
- Left the ground, with "off"
- ... off (left the ground)
- helped oneself to
- Swindled
- .... part; participated
- accepted as being to the good
- .... a bow (acknowledged applause)
- Gathered to be all right
- Stole, maybe
- Accepted; endured
- Pilfered
- "Lizzie Borden .... an axe"
- Had its desired effect
- Graft was successful to sanction
- One accepted that graft was successful
- .... apart (dismantled)
- Confiscated or seized
- Went through to green light
- Escorted to, all right
- Photographed also having a little kip
- Accepted that the graft succeeded
- Ran off (with)
- Acquired or grabbed
- ...... one's time
- Absconded with
- excessively kind, leader accepted
- "What ...... you so long?"
- accepted in addition to a thousand
- Removed to Oklahoma
- Carried away
- Jumped over, as a checkers piece
- Grabbed or nabbed
- Saw, ...... a look
- the old ..., renowned hobbit