transitive. slang. To break into (a place); to burgle or rob.

transitive. To break into (a house or safe) with criminal intent; to burgle. Cf. bust, n.3 4.

transitive. To rob burglariously; to break into by violence for the purpose of theft. Also intransitive.

transitive. To break feloniously into the house of; to steal or rob burglariously.

transitive. To steal (goods) or rob (a place) as a burglar. Cf. burgle, v.

transitive. Criminals' slang. To break into (a building) in order to commit a burglary; to rob.

transitive. slang (originally U.S., esp. in African-American use). Cf. rip-off, n. To steal from or burgle (a store, etc.).

Criminals' slang. To rob or burgle. Esp. in to tickle the peter, to rob the till or cash box; also in extended use. Chiefly Australian and New Zealand…