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difference between burglerer and thief Tue Aug 05, 2008 21:20 pm  difference between burglerer and thief
 

Please, I wonder what is the difference if so, between a burglerer and a Thief, thanks
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burglerer and Thief Tue Aug 05, 2008 21:24 pm  burglerer and Thief
 

Hi,

The two words are burglar and thief. A burglar is someone who breaks into your house and steals one of your possessions. A thief is just a general word for someone who steals one of your possessions.

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burglerer and Thief Tue Aug 05, 2008 21:28 pm  burglerer and Thief
 

Thanks Alan, and what about pick-pocket is a burglar or o thief
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burglerer and Thief Tue Aug 05, 2008 21:33 pm  burglerer and Thief
 

Hi,

A pickpocket is just a thief.

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burglerer and Thief Tue Aug 05, 2008 21:48 pm  burglerer and Thief
 

So where do politicians fall into these nuances of crookery? Smile
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