filch (something)

filch (something)

To steal something. Relax, I just filched a little toy from the store—no one will ever know. Once Molly got arrested for shoplifting, that taught her to stop filching things. If Mom finds out you filched that lipstick, you'll be in so much trouble!

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filch something (from someone)

Sl. to grab or steal something from someone. The young boy filched a candy bar from the store. Who filched my wallet from me?

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filch something

verb

See filch something from someone/something

See also: filch, something

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