burglarious
[ ber-glair-ee-uhs ]
adjective
pertaining to or involving burglary.
Origin of burglarious
1Other words from burglarious
- bur·glar·i·ous·ly, adverb
Words Nearby burglarious
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How to use burglarious in a sentence
Two neighbors corroborated Lem's narration of the finding of the traces of the burglarious entry and the flight of the assassin.
Woglom was "down on his luck" so badly as to have been obliged to dispose of his burglarious implements.
Shadow, the Mysterious Detective | Police Captain HowardWe tuk five elephints, a hunder' an' sivinty Sniders, two hunder' dahs, and a lot av other burglarious thruck.
Soldier Stories | Rudyard KiplingCan your ingenuity suggest no explanation of a man's presence in another man's house at midnight save a burglarious motive?
The Come Back | Carolyn WellsHurriedly he pried at it with a burglarious tool, and then a sudden outburst sounded overhead.
The Palace of Darkened Windows | Mary Hastings Bradley
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