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thievishmid-15c., "of or pertaining to thieves," from thieve or thief + -ish. Meaning "inclined to steal" is from 1530s. Wyclif and Chaucer used thiefly (late 14c.). Related: Thievishly; t [..]
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thievish(adj) given to thievery
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thievishfurtificus
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