A robber steals with force, brutality and intimidation. Unlike a thief, who often times does not come to contact with the person he/she steals from. More of an assailant then anything.

Adjective for something that definitely wasn't lame, but not quite "hot". In other words, slightly below being hot, therefore warm, like a nice pair of mittens.

one who steals from other's

A self serving public official, who looks to his own pocket and status rather than to the people he represents.
Term derives from the 'robber barons' of English medieval history.

A term used when recieving change with the desire to not recieve low value coins or "coppers"

I would like your name, number, address, and the next time your going out of state, please.

While doing a chick in the behind, go through the same movements as donkey punch, except you use brass knuckles to knock the woman unconsious. You then continue your business and get the f*ck outta there, with your pride.