stealing

to take or borrow without permission

Yaneth (a girl) taking Girsea's (another girl) eyeliner from her backpack without Girsea's knowing.

by neth September 9, 2005

steal

1. to take something that does not belong to you (see to jack, to bite)
2. to punch--hard, usually in the face

1) "In 'Growing Pains,' Ludacris stole the beat from Dilated Peoples' song "Worst Comes to Worst"
2) "At the club, 50 Cent stole Ja Rule in the face"

by presto March 21, 2003

stealing

To steal; to deprive someone of something without permission. Must leave victim without item.

I was thinking of stealing his wallet.

by |\/|ajesty July 18, 2006

steal

To borrow with no intent to return.

"Hey, I need to borrow some money..."

by CaptainkKoala April 12, 2005

stealing the A

when a person attempts to harness control of the attention in a crowd of people, just for the sake of having the attention. The method of which they do this has no actualy meaning and is done purely for their own gratification.

"imagine if our nipples were replaced with penises."

"CLAYTON..... stop stealing the A!!"

by BIlly S. February 17, 2006

Stealing

What you excuse it with borrowing. The difference is that the 'borrowing' seems to drag on to infinity.

Juliet: "Hey, isn't that Mike's hand-phone?"

Terry: "Uh, yeah I am borrowing it"

Juliet: "It has been a year."

Stealing.

by Cheeky Smiles May 3, 2011

Stealing

Is the exercise of taking ones property (Examples notebook, journal, food etc) usually for their own personal gain unless

Your name is Robin Hood

"You plan on stealing from me," he reminded her. It moved freely through her body, stealing her strength for its final act against her. ...

by Gabe_Motherboard November 5, 2020