Crook and Robber

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Crook noun - A person who has committed a crime.

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Robber is a synonym for crook in criminal topic. In some cases you can use "Robber" instead a noun "Crook", when it comes to topics like felon.

Nearby Words: crooked, crooking

Robber noun - One who steals.

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Crook is a synonym for robber in person who steals topic. You can use "Crook" instead a noun "Robber". informal substitute

Nearby Words: robbed, robbery, robbing, Robby

female	female crook	female robber
best	best crook	best robber
ordinary	ordinary crook	ordinary robber
simple	simple crook	simple robber
Other adjectives: real, great, dangerous, fleeing, famous, white, former, hapless, murderous, random, captured.

A "dumb crook" anecdote out there involves a bank robber unlucky enough to target a bank used by several agents of the local FBI office — on their payday.

Source: *Click* Hello
In order to prevent it from being stolen, he bashed in the driver's side window in with a crowbar, then began punching the still-armed robber in the face, all of which encouraged the crook to escape through the passenger side door.

Source: Full-Frontal Assault
Bank-robber wearing Nixon mask: I'm not a crook!

Source: Nixon Mask

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