Similar words: thieving, thieve, thieves, thievery, as thick as thieves, peevish, peevishly, peevishness. Meaning: ['θɪːvɪʃ] 
adj. given to thievery.
adj. given to thievery. (1) Time's thievish progress to eternity.
(2) They have such a wonderful thievish way about them.
(3) This man is thievish - looking.
(4) That cat has a thievish look.
(5) Love is like a thief, who is thievish when coming, but make you disastrous when leaving.
(6) I am tired of that cat and its thievish ways.
(7) He was frail and spotted, with the drawn and thievish look of a figure in a ducal portrait.
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