embezzle

The wrongful or willful taking of money or property belonging to someone else after the money or property has lawfully come into the possession or control of the person taking it. To steal money.

She got fired for trying to embezzle seven thousand dollars.

by Morgan T. May 11, 2006

sidling

To move in a unobtrusive, sideways action.

"Mandy," I whispered sidling up to her.

by Morgan T. May 11, 2006

constable

A low rank police officer.

The constable shook Paige, and asked her if she had been drinking.

by Morgan T. May 05, 2006

predecessor

A thing replaced by another thing. Someone who haz worked in a job before you.

And was talking eloquent about Justine, my predecessor.

by Morgan T. May 11, 2006

caricature

To imitate in an exaggerated manner.

What a wonderful caricature of love.

by Morgan T. May 05, 2006

rosary

A string of beads used for counting the number of prayers one has said.

The rosary was held inbetween her hands as she talked to god.

by Morgan T. May 05, 2006