Thesaurus / breakin
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synonyms for breakin
- break in
- burglary
- embezzlement
- felony
- heist
- holdup
- larceny
- looting
- mugging
- theft
- wrongdoing
- caper
- hit
- job
- stickup
- thievery
- mortal sin
- purse-snatching
- unlawful act
- break in
- burglary
- crime
- embezzlement
- extortion
- fraud
- heist
- holdup
- larceny
- looting
- mugging
- piracy
- robbery
- shoplifting
- thievery
- vandalism
- annexation
- appropriation
- caper
- cheating
- deprivation
- grab
- hustle
- job
- lift
- peculation
- pilferage
- pillage
- pinch
- plunder
- racket
- rapacity
- ripoff
- score
- snatch
- snitch
- steal
- stickup
- swindle
- thieving
- touch
- defrauding
- pilfering
- purloining
- robbing
- swindling
- break in
- crime
- heist
- larceny
- robbery
- theft
- caper
- housebreaking
- pilferage
- prowl
- sting
- thieving
- breaking and entering
- filching
- owl job
- safecracking
- second-story work
- break in
- caper
- holdup
- larceny
- theft
- crime
- pilferage
- ripoff
- stickup
- sting
- breaking and entering
- five-finger discount
antonyms for breakin
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How to use breakin in a sentence
But Lessard's a overbearin' son-of-a-gun all round, and he's always breakin' out in a new place.
RAW GOLDBERTRAND W. SINCLAIRThats the Gunners wire; dont you git breakin it, or they cant call up to git on with the shellin.
GRAPES OF WRATHBOYD CABLEI'll walk forty times more, an' forty on top av that, ye shovel-futted clod-breakin' infantry lance-corp'ril.
SOLDIER STORIESRUDYARD KIPLINGJim said that was tough; he says it's back-breakin' work; that quarryin' an' cuttin' ain't nothin' to that—ten hours a day, too.
FLAMSTED QUARRIESMARY E. WALLER"I ain't breakin' no law; this is yarb bitters," Jabe answered, with a pull at the bottle.
THE VILLAGE WATCH-TOWER(AKA KATE DOUGLAS RIGGS) KATE DOUGLAS WIGGINSay-Frank, it aint a felony to croak a burglar with a gun even if hes only breakin into somebody elses house.
I, MARY MACLANEMARY MACLANEAlong about then I got in with some fellers of my own age, who thought breakin' was the only trade in the world.
PIPPIN; A WANDERING FLAMELAURA E. RICHARDSSay you'd caught up with him and gone on to the next town, and started in breakin' and enterin'!
PIPPIN; A WANDERING FLAMELAURA E. RICHARDSNipper Crewe's wheel, well known to every burglar in the state, with the finest kit of breakin' tools made by man hid away in it!
PIPPIN; A WANDERING FLAMELAURA E. RICHARDSI could feel my bald spot reddenin' up till I swan to man I thought it must be breakin' out in blisters.
MARY-'GUSTAJOSEPH C. LINCOLN