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Often used in the same context:
muggers,
crooks,
criminals,
gropers,
beggars,
shoplifters,
swindlers,
thieves,
snatchers,
pimps,
gangsters,
tricksters,
harassers,
theives,
highwaymen,
racketeers,
bandits,
perverts,
shopkeepers,
prostitutes,
safecrackers,
vagrants,
burglars,
robbers,
loiterers,
jaywalkers,
merrymakers,
peddlers,
ruffians,
autolycus,
cabbies,
mugging,
alleyways,
scammers,
cops,
troublemakers,
mafiosi,
molls,
thugs,
hoodlums,
litterbugs,
hawkers,
louts,
forgers,
hustlers,
backstreet,
busker,
rowdies,
lowlifes,
rogues,
vagabonds,
lawbreakers,
snoops,
scams,
itinerants,
panhandling,
goons,
delinquents,
mobsters,
drunks,
counterfeiters,
courtesans,
rapscallions,
pedlars,
stalkers,
doges,
barkers,
chiselers,
blackmailers,
perps,
hobos,
brigands,
pillagers,
conjurers,
magicians,
hooligans,
rapists,
bellboys,
informers,
oglers,
loanshark,
mimes,
prowlers,
beggary,
tramps,
gangs,
plain clothes,
robberies,
miscreant,
dacoits,
washerwomen,
vagrancy,
policemen,
drunkards,
sneak thief,
dacoity,
rotters,
shirkers,
bullies,
flying squad,
winos,
pickpocket,
detectives,
artisans,
carpenters,
cooks,
craftsmen,
tailors,
weavers,
boxers,
burglar,
gardeners,
spies,
acrobats
Appears in the definition of:
fagin,
watch,
watch out
Also try:
— Adjectives for pickpockets:
professional,
many,
young,
other,
expert,
few,
female,
common,
most,
best,
skilled,
more...
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