unthievishadj.
(un- prefix1 1.)
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the mind > possession > taking > stealing or theft > [adjective] > stealing or inclined to > in sneaking manner > not given to stealing
unthievish1858
1858 T. P. Thompson Audi Alteram Partem (1859) II. lxxxi. 39 The unthievish portion of mankind.
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adj.1858- a penny saved is a penny gained
- a penny soul never came to twopence
- a penny up goes the donkey
- a per se
- a per se a
- a perfect, a total, an utter stranger
- a person of a far fetch
- a person of confidence
- a person's advantage
- a person's an etc writ does not run
- a person's an organization's writ does not run
- a person's beard
- a person's bread always falls butter side down
- a person's bread always falls butter side up
- a person's bread always falls buttered side down
- a person's bread always falls buttered side up
- a person's business
- a person's cockloft is empty
- a person's cockloft is unfurnished
- a person's cost
- a person's days are numbered
- a person's discredit
- a person's etc writ runs
- a person's face
- a person's feet