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Meaning
Verb
●
In Clerical vestments & Neckwear:
simple past
of steal
●
In Clerical vestments & Neckwear:
past participle
of steal
Noun
●
In Clerical vestments & Neckwear:
A
garment
consisting of
a
decorated
band
worn
on the back of
the
neck
, each end
hanging over
the
chest
,
worn
in
ecclesiastical
settings
or sometimes as a part of
graduation
dress.
●
In Clerical vestments & Neckwear:
A scarf-like
garment
, often
made of
fur.
●
In Botany:
A stolon.
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Origin
stole
English
stole
Old English (ca. 450-1100)
stolo
Latin
Sourced from
Etym
Related
Took
Grabbed
Snatched
Hid
Pilfered
Bought
Got
Seized
Filched
Nicked
Threw
Gave
Buys
Ate
Robbed
Broke
Did
Confiscated
Borrowed
Grabs
Won
Received
Purchased
Wore
Knew
Drew
Blew
Purchases
Lost
Sells
Embezzled
Saw
Attacked
Robe
Dress
Rob
Blouse
Saree
Took Away
Threw Away
Gave Away
Took Back
More
Rhymes
Sol
Mol
Pole
Toll
Soul
Kohl
Bole
Dole
Bowl
Nole
Cole
Sole
Vole
Role
Hole
Mole
Sowl
Joel
Goal
Dole
Pole
Foal
Coal
Dhole
Droll
Thole
Troll
Shoal
Swole
Whole
Stole
Seoul
Parole
Patrol
Stroll
Scroll
Cajole
Console
Condole
Bricole
Barcarole
Carmagnole
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