thug, a member of eighteenth/ nineteenth century gang of killers in India who robbed and killed stealthily by strangulation or poisoning, fraud, cheat, swindler, imposter

plural of thump

dishonesty, cheating, present or deal with (something) in a vague, noncommittal, or inadequate way, especially so as to conceal the truth or mislead

fraudulent arts, swindling, art of tricking or cheating

to deceive, rob, con

swindling, fraud, deceit, cheating

thuggee, the act of robbing or cheating, deception, the practice or profession of a thug

A female robber.

deceive, beguile, cheat

to be cheated

hideout (of thieves, etc.), track or den of thieves, clue, trace, trace of stolen property, thong

bring something by cheating

to be cheated or deceived

(female) bluffer, deceiter, fraud

I don't care, I don't care at all

ٹھگ

receiving stolen property

I don't care

patch

buying and keeping goods from thieves

dwarfish

a patch, a piece (in a garment)

to search, trace, inquire, discover

beak, bill

sword, dagger

midget

put up a patch

to refuse, to turn down, to tease, pay no regard to