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1) usually defined as being robbed; mainly seen in games.
2) Also used to determine 'Ownage' or 'Pawnage'.
1) "Omg I just gotz thiefed by that sexy ninja yonder!!11 All my money gonz nowz. ;_;"
thiefed by Crazy pie ninja April 8, 2005

thiefted 

Pasttense of being stolen
Yea I was at a party last night and someone had thiefted me
thiefted by Lone lifhtskin July 3, 2017
One who participates in an involuntary theft or passive theft;

Thiefery is an action of theft without intent to deny the rightful owner of something of value or with the implied consent of the rightful owner;

An action of theft which provides benefit to the rightful owner;

Any action of theft with the implicit or explicit approval of the rightful owner.
A thiefer doesn't actually steal anything.
thiefer by Bryan Johnston February 11, 2008
When one has pulled off a move of such epic proportions you cant compare it to anything but the AWE-inspiring bad-ass-ness of the ninjas stealthy stealing skillllzz.
Bob: You just totally thiefed my pencil foo!

Fernald: Hell yeah muthafucka!

Bob:(dissapears into dust from awe-inspired ness)
thiefed by Pruney The Transvestite January 14, 2010
Person 1: Jorge is such a thiefer!!
Person 2: So true!!
Thiefer by joooooooooooooob March 1, 2022

threered 

Count of three. See twored and onered.
There's a threered (of people) going out and playing a game of spin the bottle
threered by Master of beargreen August 23, 2023
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I had a trucker's tan after driving for 10 straight hours on a sunny day.
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The phenomenon where adults salivate at children's toys
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Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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