Similar words: robbery, slobber, jabber, rubber, throbbing, blabber, blubber, rubber eraser. Meaning: ['rɑbə(r) /rɒb-] n. a thief who steals from someone by threatening violence.
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151. The bank robber got away with nearly $ 50, 000.
152. The robber would have his bones broken, and, what's more, he would have to answer for it in the police court too.
153. They had built a watchtower to protect the village from robber.sentencedict .com
154. He grappled with the bank robber, but was thrown to the ground.
155. He spent years pacing his prison cell - but now convicted armed robber Adrian Mason is treading the boards as a Shakespearian actor instead.
156. One robber escaped by jumping over a balcony . The other tried to run through a service entrance, said the club's president, Jester.
157. So it could be just from a grave robber getting rid of his leftovers.
158. Not to be outdone, retired police officer Roosevelt Snipes bragged of nabbing a legendary robber.
159. In their classic social psychology experiment seventy-one participants read statements about two robberies then gave the robber a jail sentence.
160. The alarm system being described is used for bank guard against theft or robber.
161. The stereotypic Abolitionist, Robber Baron, Progressive Reformer, New Dealer is as good a place as any to begin understanding the past, but each of these inherited images needs critical adjusting.
162. In 1886, the Knights of Labor struck against the Union Pacific and Missouri Pacific railroads, owned by robber baron Jay Gould.
163. He saw a robber, but he did not turn a hair.
164. You remember the woman who caught an armed bank robber?
165. A robber in New York came up with a disarming way to pull off his latest bank heist, approaching the teller's window with a large bouquet of flowers and handing over a hold-up note.
166. After two months, the police finally tracked down the bank robber.
167. The policeman knew that the robber was trying to shoot him. He was playing for keeps.
168. "Hunger attacketh me, " said Zarathustra, "like a robber. Among forests and swamps my hunger attacketh me, and late in the night.