burglar
nounDivide burglar into syllables:
bur · glar
How to pronounce burglar:
Definition of burglar:
- burglar (noun):
 - one who commits burglary
 - a thief who enters a building with intent to steal.
 - a person who illegally enters a property to commit a crime
 
Synonyms for burglar:
bandit
cat burglar
embezzler
filcher
housebreaker
picklock
pilferer
pirate
robber
safecracker
sneak thief
stealer
thief
Antonyms for burglar:
constable
constabulary
cop
gendarme
law
law enforcement
law enforcement officer
lawman
officer
patrolman
patrolwoman
peace officer
police
police constable
police officer
policeman
policewoman
sheriff
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