larcenous

But a few clearly had larcenous ideas of their own.

The things a man will do for a larcenous woman are beyond belief.

"The general public tends to be larcenous in certain areas."

The young man drew himself up and looked the larcenous bishop in the eye.

"I am sure there are a fair number of larcenous peers.

And her partner brings just as much zest to such larcenous situations.

Something about Son-tag's larcenous nature and there being a possibility that they could work together.

In Hawaii, larcenous little students started taking copies home.

In this case, the larcenous waitress must have assumed the customers were ignorant.

"I had not realized what a larcenous girl I was marrying."

In there are records of all their larcenous endeavors .

"Out of jail and on the way home to curb your larcenous offspring.

They're the larcenous undead whose skeletons can be seen in the moonlight.

It now promises to end its larcenous ways.

He beckoned to a loitering boy who didn't look too larcenous.

The spiritual setting has not always stymied the occasional larcenous impulse.

Rosalie's activities would look strictly larcenous if they weren't also rather sweet.

"There are still the same larcenous scoundrels as there always will be," he said.

However, this larcenous aspect of his personality receded as the series progressed.

This is a superb comic performance, seeming laid-back but larcenous in effect.

Although larcenous customers are more numerous, employee thieves seem to be greedier.

Our normal concerns are quietly dealing with larcenous but highly placed government officials."

I might be doomed in interstellar space by larcenous highway restauranteurs.

"And perhaps we should find your 'relatives' less larcenous methods of making money."

"Your larcenous nature is rubbing off on me."