| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| filching | 5 letters | theft |
| ||
| filching | 7 letters | swindle |
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| filching | 8 letters | thievery |
| filching | 8 letters | stealing |
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| filching | 10 letters | scrounging |
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- annexation
- Appropriation
- Beggary
- Begging
- bone lazy
- Boosting
- bumming
- cadging
- Conversion
- Conveyance
- Dilatory
- Do-nothing
- doless
- dronish
- drony
- Easy ......
- Embezzlement
- ergophobic
- Faineant
- filching
- Fraud
- Good-for-nothing
- Graft
- Indolent
- Laggard
- Lax
- Lazy ......
- Liberation
- Lifting
- Mendicancy
- Mendicant
- mendicity
- mooching
- nonaggressive
- panhandling
- parasitic
- petitionary
- Pilferage
- Pilfering
- Pinching
- poaching
- prayerful
- precative
- procrastinative
- Remiss
- Shiftless
- shoplifting
- Slack
- Slothful
- Slow
- Snatching
- sneak thievery
- snitching
- Sponging
- stealage
- Stealing
- Suppliant
- supplicant
- supplicating
- supplicatory
- Swindle
- Swiping
- Theft
- Thievery
- Thieving
- Unenterprising
- Work-shy
- Bird in grass moving quietly
- Taking meat, tailless fish
- So easy, like .... candy from a baby
- Intercepting a pass in basketball
- Pilfering
- Purloining
- shoplifting
- Swiping
- Cause for dismissal
- Taking (an extra base)
- Illegally taking a singlet off
- Thievery
- Rickey Henderson specialty
- Thievish
- Taking offence?
- Jail time offense
- Thieving
- squeal about duck theft
- taking one drink laced with another
- theft from canonized studio
- theft of duck in grass
- Theft
- Duck in grass moving quietly?
- lest gain becomes a crime...
- Illegally taking
- Shoplifting perhaps
- Abstraction
- all fours
- annexation
- Appropriation
- Blackmail
- Boodle
- Boosting
- Booty
- burglary
- Conversion
- Conveyance
- Crawl
- Crawling
- Creep
- creeping
- Doggo
- Embezzlement
- filching
- Fraud
- Furtive
- Graft
- gumshoeing
- Haul
- hidden out
- Hot goods
- in ambush
- In hiding
- In the wings
- Larceny
- Liberation
- Lift
- Lifting
- Loot
- lurking
- nightwalking
- on tiptoe
- Padding
- Peculation
- Perks
- Perquisite
- ... pickings
- Pilferage
- Pinch
- Pinching
- Piracy
- Pirating
- plagiarism
- plagiarizing
- Plunder
- poaching
- pork barrel
- Prize
- Prowling
- public till
- public trough
- Pussyfoot
- Pussyfooted
- pussyfooting
- Robbery
- robbing
- Scrabble
- Scramble
- scrounging
- Sidling
- Skulking
- Slinking
- snaking
- Snatching
- sneak thievery
- Sneaking
- snitching
- Spoil
- Spoils
- spoils of office
- Squeeze
- Steal
- stealage
- stealings
- Stealthy
- Stolen goods
- Surreptitious
- Swag
- Swindle
- Take
- Till
- tippytoe
- Tiptoe
- tiptoeing
- Touch
- Under cover?
- waiting concealed
- worming
- Con
- Cheat
- Bernie Madoff job
- Fraudulent scheme
- A bit of crosswind lethal for rook
- Only flatulence for old trick
- Bilk
- Scam, fiddle, racket
- Do pigs eat odd bits of dal?
- Con trick
- Do as pigs crossing dale regularly
- Warm air sent to the French is a fraud
- Rotters hosting oddly dull do
- Cheat out of money
- Raw deal
- Ponzi scheme
- Do more than win!
- Defraud
- Get by fraud
- southerly breeze the french do?
- cheat incurs debt libelling leaders
- pull one over on
- getting second turn, the french cheat
- cheat using new lids
- Pull a fast one on
- Hustle
- del wins when he finds a way to cheat
- Fleece
- Rook and pigs crossing dale regularly
- Obtain fraudulently
- How to cheat 550 among the pigs
- unexpected wins led to fiddle
- slid new composition in to trick them
- rotter has denied beginning long con
- Do triumph for a day in saddle
- Steal
- juggle
- Cozen
- Conjure
- Overreach
- Deception
- Circumvent
- rogue sealing heartless deal in scam
- cheat has victory in broken sled
- Trick
- second twist by the french cheat
- Deceive rogues, netting £500
- Abstract
- Abstraction
- "And .........?"
- Annex
- annexation
- Appropriate
- Appropriation
- Bag
- ballot box stuffing
- Bamboozle
- Beat
- beguile of
- Bleed
- bleed white
- Boost
- Boosting
- Borrow
- Buffalo
- Bunco
- Burn
- cardsharping
- Cheating
- Chicanery
- Chisel
- chouse
- chouse out of
- Clinquant
- Clip
- cog
- cog the dice
- Con game
- Confidence game
- Conversion
- Conveyance
- Cop
- Counterfeit
- Cozenage
- Crib
- Deceive
- defrauding
- Diddle
- diddling
- Dishonesty
- Do
- Do in
- Do out of
- Dodge
- Dummy
- Dupe
- Embezzlement
- euchre
- Exploit
- Extort
- Fake
- fakement
- Fiddle
- Filch
- filching
- Finagle
- fishy transaction
- ........-flam
- Flimflam
- fob
- Fool
- Forgery
- frame up
- Fraud
- Fraudulence
- fraudulency
- "Fudge!"
- gerrymandering
- Gouge
- Graft
- Grift
- Gull
- Gyp
- gyp joint
- Have
- Hoax
- "hocus .........."
- Hocus-pocus
- Hold up
- Hoodwink
- Hook
- "......, humbug!"
- illicit-business
- Imitation
- Imposition
- Impostor
- Imposture
- Junk
- knavery
- Liberation
- Lift
- Lifting
- Make off with
- Mock
- Mulct
- Nip
- Overcharge
- overprice
- Overtax
- pack the deal
- ...... palm
- Paste
- Phony
- Pigeon-......
- Pilfer
- Pilferage
- Pilfering
- Pinch
- Pinchbeck
- Pinching
- Pluck
- Poach
- poaching
- practice fraud upon
- profiteer
- Purloin
- Put on
- Put-up job
- Racket
- Rip off
- Rogue
- Rook
- Run away (with)
- Rustle
- Scam
- Screw
- Scrounge
- scrounging
- Sell
- sell gold bricks
- Sham
- Sharp practice
- Shave
- Shoddy
- Shoplift
- shoplifting
- Shortchange
- Simulacrum
- Skin
- Snare
- Snatch
- Snatching
- sneak thievery
- Snitch
- snitching
- Soak
- stack the cards
- stealage
- Stealing
- Stick
- Sting
- Surcharge
- Swindling
- Swipe
- Swiping
- Take
- take a dive
- Take in
- Theft
- Thieve
- Thievery
- Thieving
- Thimblerig
- thimblerigging
- throw a fight
- tinsel
- Trickery
- Victimize
- Walk off with
- whited sepulcher
- embezzle
- cheat to gain victory in rickety sled
- Do turn into Headless Man?
- Grand ......
- Embezzlement, e.g.
- Larceny
- Lifting
- Thug's crime, often
- Robbery
- Taking of property
- Daily crime perpetrated by 24s
- Stealing
- Taking offence?
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- Pinching an article on paper
- Act of stealing
- Stealing daily?
- Stealing article, flees town at first
- Pinching article on foot
- Common crime for Carmen Sandiego
- Stealing newspaper?
- Taking newspaper
- Pilfering article 12 in. long
- A 19
- A rival paper behind the crime?
- What is pinching the foot?
- felony's taking the fort
- Crime seen in financial newspaper?
- It's a crime
- Pink organ pinching
- Lifting action, newspaper?
- Instance of stealing
- Taking offense
- stealing article 12in. long
- a different paper's plagiarism
- act of larceny
- Identity
- taking it badly?
- taking something badly?
- Ripoff
- burglary
- stealing of article twelve inches long
- Stealing a broadsheet newspaper?
- The business newspaper offering job?
- Robber's crime
- Cat burglar's crime
- Crime of stealing
- Burglar's crime
- Grand ... Auto (video game series)
- shoplifting, e.g.
- lifting, maybe
- Piracy, e.g.
- Grand ...... Auto
- Misappropriation
- It's a steal
- Pilferage
- Felony
- A purloining
- "Property is ......!": Proudhon
- Shoplifter's crime
- Illegal lifting
- Peculation
- Second-story man's crime
- Embezzlement
- Grand .. Auto: video game
- Taking Things Wrong?
- Newspaper taking offence
- Wage ......
- Unlawful taking
- Crime article with business paper
- Stealer's crime