Obtained by theft.

= stolen, adj.

Obtained by theft; stolen. Cf. bribe, v. 1. Obsolete.

In senses of the verb: Raised aloft, upreared, elevated, exalted; stolen, etc. Also with up.

In the senses of the verb.

That has been purloined; pilfered, stolen.

With sense derived from the noun: Feloniously acquired, stolen. Obsolete. rare.

Of an item or goods: stolen, purloined. Also figurative. Now rare.

Obtained by theft, stolen; also in milder sense, taken by stealth or secretly.

= stolen, adj.

‘Bent’, stolen. Criminals' slang.

stolen.

colloquial (originally Military slang). Misappropriated, stolen.

British colloquial. Stolen.

slang. With off. Of a person: that is or has been robbed; exploited, esp. financially or by imitation; (of a thing) stolen.