thief, pilferer

leave

end, limit, extremity

broken

a secret path, a by-road, a back lane

horsehair fly-whisk

thief

quicksand, bog, marsh, a quagmire

market for stolen goods, second-hand stuff market

a privateer, a pirate

land possessed rent-free stealthily or unauthorizedly

passage which ordinarily nobody knows of, secret passage, path or way, a secret path, a by-way

passage which ordinarily nobody knows of, secret passage, path or way, a secret path, a by-way

cache, secret drawer, room or receptacle

receiver of stolen goods

breaking into a house, thieving, stealing

hard grains of pulse which remain whole in the mill, or which remain undissolved in cooking

a secret ladder in a bungalow

a secret wicket, a back-door

a large open space in a forest, a large tract of low land

the copper coin (paisā) introduced by the English (so called because it is half the thickness of the old native paisā)

secret or hidden door, a private or secret door, a trap-door, back door

a masked guard, vanguard (of an army)

covert or sly look

black marketing, hoarding, selling stolen goods in market

to be infested by thieves, to be injured, to damage, to waste, to gutter (as a candle)

thief, looter

secret pocket in inner side of the shirt

secret passage, path or way, passage which ordinarily nobody knows of

shopkeeper who is receiver of stolen goods

person with bad character, thief, one without lawful means of livelihood