Burglar
51burglar — bur•glar [[t]ˈbɜr glər[/t]] n. a person who commits burglary • Etymology: 1535–45; < AF burgler (cf. AL burg(u)lātor), of obscure orig.; see ar II …
52burglar — One who commits burglary …
53burglar — One who commits burglary …
54burglar — One guilty of the offense of burglary. See burglary …
55burglar — n. a person who commits burglary. Derivatives: burglarious adj. Etymology: legal AF burgler, rel. to OF burgier pillage …
56cat burglar — burglar who is skillful at entering and leaving robbed locations (through upper windows, roof doors, etc.) without attracting any attention …
57burglar's dug — Scottish Vernacular Dictionary Dug usually seen in company of Neds. Choose from a variety of wean eatin monsters and nippy wee bastarts: notably, broon an black Bull Terriers (pick a breed, thir aw the same) Thae hideously ugly white an pink wans …
58burglar alarm — n. see alarm * * * [ bɜːgləəˌlɑːm] see alarm …
59ˈburglar aˌlarm — noun [C] a piece of equipment that makes a loud noise if someone enters a building …
60burglar alarm — n. a system designed to detect and report conditions, which may indicate intrusion or attempted intrusion …