Theft

[Lanell]

[Property], to be more [precise] land as [property].

[Agnes]

The action or crime of stealing.

[Merna]

the [prime] [funtion] of a [CEO]

[Britney]

When something is [handed] to you and you [leave] [with it].

[Rihanna]

: the act of [compulsive] stealing: Usually random stealing of high school phones, fire exstinguisher, [cpr] [ANDYs], and other schools award plaques.

[Greta]

I had a roommate that would steal money from [me when I] was not home. When I confronted him, he sent me an email saying: I dont care if you call me a theft. In the real sense of the word, he is, but he meant a [thief]. [For crying out loud]!! He is supposed to be a college graduate and he writes like that, that is the real theft. So according to him, a theft is a person who steals money from somebody else.