filch

[filch]

filch Definition

to steal something, especially something of little value or in a casual way.

Using filch: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "filch" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    He filched some coins from the cash register.

  • Example

    She filched a cookie from the jar when no one was looking.

  • Example

    The thief filched a watch from the store.

  • Example

    He filched a glance at her.

filch Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for filch

Phrases with filch

  • filch from someone's pocket

    to steal something from someone's pocket

    Example

    The pickpocket filched the wallet from the tourist's pocket.

  • to steal a kiss from someone without their permission

    Example

    He tried to filch a kiss from her, but she pushed him away.

  • to steal a quick look at something

    Example

    She filched a glance at her phone during the meeting.

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Summary: filch in Brief

The verb 'filch' [filch] means to steal something, especially something of little value or in a casual way. It is often used in phrases like 'filch from someone's pocket,' 'filch a kiss,' and 'filch a glance.'

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