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snipes synonyms

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  • deputy
  • flatfoot
  • fuzz
  • lawman
  • officer of the law
  • patrolman
  • patrolwoman
  • Moses basket
  • bassinet
  • bin
  • box
  • bunk
  • cot
  • cradle
  • abstract
  • appropriate
  • defalcate
  • filch
  • forge
  • loot
  • misapply
  • apply oneself
  • be conscientious
  • bulldoze
  • bustle
  • elbow
  • fly
  • force
  • car ride
  • drive
  • journey
  • passage
  • ride
  • run
  • transport
  • abuse
  • appropriate
  • defalcate
  • embezzle
  • misapply
  • misspend
  • misuse
  • annex
  • appropriate
  • borrow
  • cop
  • crib
  • filch
  • liberate
  • compression
  • confinement
  • contraction
  • cramp
  • grasp
  • grasping
  • hurt
  • appropriate
  • burglarize
  • cheat
  • defraud
  • embezzle
  • filch
  • heist
  • abuse
  • appropriate
  • bleed
  • cheat
  • con
  • cop
  • defraud
  • abscond
  • appropriate
  • bereave
  • break into
  • burglarize
  • burgle
  • cheat
  • bum
  • freeload
  • hunt
  • sponge
  • wheedle
  • cheater
  • con artist
  • coward
  • cur
  • dastard
  • heel
  • informer
  • cop
  • crib
  • embezzle
  • hustle
  • lift
  • misappropriate
  • pilfer
  • betrayer
  • blabbermouth
  • canary
  • deep throat
  • double-crosser
  • fink
  • informant
  • bash
  • blow
  • clip
  • clout
  • clump
  • cuff
  • knock
  • booty
  • catch
  • catching
  • cut
  • gate
  • haul
  • holding
  • filch
  • hook
  • loot
  • pilfer
  • rip off
  • rob
  • swipe
  • cop
  • crib
  • embezzle
  • hustle
  • lift
  • misappropriate
  • pilfer
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