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Meaning of water thief
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water thief ()
A pirate.
water thief Sentence Examples
- The drought had turned the water thief into a desperate soul, stealing every drop he could find.
- The well's guardian accused the stranger of being a water thief, threatening him with dire consequences.
- The farmer's thirst drove him to become a water thief, raiding his neighbor's well under the cloak of darkness.
- The city's water thief was finally apprehended, his days of stealing from the communal taps over.
- The parched land absorbed the rain like a water thief, quenching its thirst and bringing relief to its inhabitants.
- The broken pipe in the street attracted a swarm of water thieves, desperate to fill their containers.
- The river's current carried the water thief downstream, his cries for help lost in the raging waters.
- The water thief's remorseful confession led to a sentence of community service, cleaning the very reservoirs he had stolen from.
- The drought turned the river into a mere trickle, rendering the water thief's occupation obsolete.
- Rumors spread through the village that the new well-digger was a water thief, draining their aquifers dry.
FAQs About the word water thief
A pirate.
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The drought had turned the water thief into a desperate soul, stealing every drop he could find.
The well's guardian accused the stranger of being a water thief, threatening him with dire consequences.
The farmer's thirst drove him to become a water thief, raiding his neighbor's well under the cloak of darkness.
The city's water thief was finally apprehended, his days of stealing from the communal taps over.
