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View synonyms for burgle
burgle
[bur-guhl]
burgle
/ ˈbɜːɡəl /
verb
to commit burglary upon (a house, etc)
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The message added: "Tell him thanks for burgling my flat."
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He also admitted burgling the site and stealing a mallet and power tools on the same night.
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Mr Rangarajan was not CEO when the hack happened but says that colleagues described the chaos of discovering the hackers as "feeling like you'd been burgled whilst still inside the house".
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In 2022, a Brink’s big rig transporting millions of dollars of jewelry was burgled at a Grapevine truck stop.
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A TV fell on him while he was burgling a house and he later spent six weeks in Birmingham's Winston Green prison after robbing a clothes shop.
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