Legal Definition and Related Resources of Burglar
Meaning of Burglar
One who commits burglary (q.v.)
What does Burglar mean in American Law?
The definition of Burglar in the law of the United States, as defined by the lexicographer Arthur Leff in his legal dictionary is:
One guilty of burglary.
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Synonyms of Burglar
noun
- bandit
- bank robber
- criminal
- despoiler
- filcher
- gangster
- holdup man
- homo trium literarum
- housebreaker
- larcener
- marauder
- pilferer
- pillager
- plunderer
- prowler
- raider
- rifler
- robber
- safebreaker
- safecracker
- secondstory thief
- sneak thief
- spoiler
- stealer
- stickup man
- thief
- Associated Concepts: burglar”s tools
- criminal trespass
burglar: Vocabulary part of speech
burglar (noun)
Meaning of this part of speech
a person who breaks into a home or business and steals items
burglar in an Example Sentence
We think the burglar got in through your chimney.
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