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Showing words for FILCHER using the English dictionary

7 Letter Words for Filcher

filcher

5 Letter Words for Filcher

cheir, chief, chiel, chirl, crile, elchi, elfic, fiche, filch, filer, flche, flier, flrie, lifer, reich, relic, rheic, riche, rifle

4 Letter Words for Filcher

ceil, chef, cher, chil, ciel, cire, cirl, clef, elhi, eric, feil, fice, fiel, fier, file, fire, flic, flir, heil, heir, heli, herl, hile, hire, icer, lech, lehr, leir, lice, lich, lief, lier, life, lire, refl, reif, rice, rich, riel, rife, rile

3 Letter Words for Filcher

cel, cer, cfh, cfi, che, chi, cie, cif, cir, cli, clr, crl, ech, efl, ehf, eir, elf, eli, erf, fec, feh, fei, fer, fie, fil, fir, fri, hcf, hcl, hei, hel, her, hic, hie, hir, ice, ich, ifc, ife, ile, ire, lei, ler, lie, lif, lir, rec, ref, reh, rei, rel, rhe, rie, rif, rle

Definitions for Filcher

[1] to steal (especially something of small value); pilfer: to filch ashtrays from fancy restaurants.
[2] (tr) to steal or take surreptitiously in small amounts; pilfer

Words related to Filcher

filchcrook, thief, robber, rogue, villain, swindler, racketeer, scoundrel, prowler, pilferer, owl, housebreaker, safecracker, cheat, shyster, knave, shark, picklock, purloiner

Words nearby Filcher

filchfilasse, filate, filatov flap, filature, filbert, filch, filchner ice shelf, file, file band, file card, file clerk

Origin of Filcher

1250–1300; Middle English filchen to attack (in a body), take as booty, Old English fylcian to marshal (troops), draw (soldiers) up in battle array, derivative of gefylce band of men; akin to folk

Other words from Filcher

filch·er , noun
filch·ing·ly , adverb
un·filched , adjective

Word origin for Filcher

C16 filchen to steal, attack, perhaps from Old English gefylce band of men

Synonyms for Filcher

crook, robber, thief, housebreaker, owl, pilferer, prowler, safecracker, cat burglar, midnighter, picklock, porch-climber, sneakthief