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light-fingered
adjective as in larcenous
adjective as in thieving
adjective as in thieving/thievish
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His swift, light-fingered touch went through the trousers and vest.
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The same is true of a circus, in the wake of which light-fingered gentry are generally to be found.
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Besides, light-fingered Lem Wacker was not to be trusted where things lay around loose.
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Clearly not Madame Piper, for she was too fat and heavy to have any light-fingered proclivities.
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Sooner than steal a 'cello, the light-fingered would button his coat over a baby white elephant and let it tusk his vitals.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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