to break into a building and commit burglary
ransack
to take something away from a person, country etc; prevent a person, building, place etc from having, using or enjoying something
keep or take away something wanted, needed
to use (a sacred thing or place) in an unworthy or wicked way
abuse, violate
to break (something) to pieces; make (something) useless; put an end to (hopes, a career etc)
demolish, devastate
to ruin (a place) completely
demolish, destroy
to take (something) away from (a person)
dispossess; take off
(a piece of) the woolly covering of a sheep or similar animal; to rob (a person) by using trickery
plunder, steal
to trouble, annoy, (a person)
badger
(to use) a heavy frame with metal teeth or discs for breaking up (ground) after ploughing
sack
to search (a place) untidily and thoroughly
turn inside out in search; ravage
a destructive effect; to damage (something) badly
destroy, ransack
a kind of gun with a long barrel, (to be) fired from the shoulder; to search (something) thoroughly in order to steal
ransack
to take property from a person or place unlawfully
steal, deprive
to make (something) useless or unsatisfactory; to harm (a child's personality) by too much kindness or lack of discipline
ruin, hurt
to take (a person's property) secretly and without right
take something without permission
to use guns etc to steal from a person, bank etc
steal goods