theftuous
/ˈθɛftjʊəs
/adjective rare
Constituting or given to theft; thieving.
Origin
Late Middle English: from theft + wise2, with ending assimilated to words ending in -ous, as with righteous.
- set up shop
- Setúbal
- Seurat, Georges Pierre
- Seussian
- sev
- sevagerous
- Sevareid, Eric
- Sevastopol
- seven
- seven-day
- sevenfold
- Seven Hills of Rome
- Seven Sages
- Seven Sisters
- Seven Sleepers
- seventeen
- seventeenth
- seventeen-year locust
- seventh
- Seventh-Day Adventist
- seventh heaven
- seventhly
- seventieth
- seventy
- seventy-eight