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

The illegal alternative to Buying.

Do you have money for that monster?
No, im stealing it.
Oh ok, get me one while your at it.

by Nathan Achon October 05, 2008

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

Five Finger Discount

To shit someone out of something for their own personal gain

To steal is to take something, especially something that does not belong to you or to do something in a quick way, hoping not to be noticed
To move, put, carry, or convey surreptitiously or stealthily (in, into, from, away, etc.)

Hey, come back here with that! He didn't steal me from you. Hey, Did Mike steal that too? Its only stealing when you get caught!

by ItsMelanieBihh July 21, 2019

Steal

Urban slang to describe a punch or slap to the face.

"If that boy gets up in my face again I'm gonna steal him."

by Juan February 18, 2005