The low life who moves in on your table or chair and claims it as their own while you're in the toilet or at the bar.
‘Mate, can you look after my table while I'm at the bar ‘cause I don’t want a table thief claiming it.’
by Wardswords December 21, 2021
The official name for women, who openly admit to sexual abuse and theft with absolutely no repercussions. or to be robbed and drugged by a tinder date.
by !23 April 17, 2020
val-or thief \va-lərˈthēf\
noun (2014)
1. One who falsely claims membership or veteran status in the armed forces, law enforcement, or any other similar entity.
SEE ALSO: STOLEN VALOR, VALOR THEFT, STEALING VALOR
noun (2014)
1. One who falsely claims membership or veteran status in the armed forces, law enforcement, or any other similar entity.
SEE ALSO: STOLEN VALOR, VALOR THEFT, STEALING VALOR
"Bill is a valor thief because he claims to be a wounded Army veteran, although he is not a member or veteran of the armed forces."
by scharky August 15, 2014
I put a post on my Face Book wall and Mary copied and pasted it to her wall as her own post! Mary is a "Post Thief"!
by Complimented December 27, 2009
Tim:Hey did you hear that Caleb Scavaned my weed?
Jd:No
Tim:Neither did I. He is such a Scavanger Thief.
Jd:No
Tim:Neither did I. He is such a Scavanger Thief.
by RockSax December 10, 2010
by Oh wut February 15, 2015
An urbandictionary.com contributor who openly creatively borrows the definiton of a word from an existing definition, then posts a new definition of the same word using slightly varied phrasing.
Can also be used to describe a person who mimics and submits a picture on UD by the same means - copying the ideas of others.
Can also be used to describe a person who mimics and submits a picture on UD by the same means - copying the ideas of others.
Check out the definition for UD Thief. The definition by Microsofty was the original and was deleted. Another one was started. Microsofty also submitted the first image for that definition, and two fags thought it would be a brilliant idea to do it again, twice.
by Microsofty January 13, 2013