filcher Antonyms
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Meaning of filcher
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filcher (n.)
One who filches; a thief.
filcher Sentence Examples
- The filcher surreptitiously absconded with the precious artifact under the cover of darkness.
- Throughout history, museums have been plagued by the elusive filcher, whose nimble fingers can bypass any security measure.
- The sly filcher deftly slipped the painting off the wall and vanished into the labyrinthine corridors of the art gallery.
- With cat-like agility, the filcher scaled the high wall armed with determination and a bag of tricks.
- The filcher, notorious for their cunning, always managed to outsmart security cameras and alarm systems.
- The police were hot on the trail of the notorious filcher, determined to put an end to their audacious escapades.
- As the filcher gracefully maneuvered through the crowded market, a watchful eye detected their intentions and alerted the authorities.
- The filcher's daring exploits became the stuff of legend, whispered among thieves and law enforcement alike with admiration and skepticism.
- The valuable jewel had been stolen by a brazen filcher, leaving the owner in utter disbelief and despair.
- The filcher operated with a Robin Hood mentality, stealing from the rich and redistributing the wealth to those less fortunate.
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One who filches; a thief.
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The filcher surreptitiously absconded with the precious artifact under the cover of darkness.
Throughout history, museums have been plagued by the elusive filcher, whose nimble fingers can bypass any security measure.
The sly filcher deftly slipped the painting off the wall and vanished into the labyrinthine corridors of the art gallery.
With cat-like agility, the filcher scaled the high wall armed with determination and a bag of tricks.
