to break into a building and commit burglary

ransack

to trick (a person) out of what is rightly hers or his

cheat, bilk

to steal (something of small value)

steal

(a piece of) the woolly covering of a sheep or similar animal; to rob (a person) by using trickery

plunder, steal

lie and deceive

deceive, swindle

to cause (a person) to have the wrong idea or opinion or, to act incorrectly

give someone the wrong idea, information

to charge too high a price; to fill or load (something) too much

charge to excess

in small quantities

steal, embezzle

to steal (something)

steal

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 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

to steal (the usual word)

steal