thief, pilferer

secret pocket in inner side of the shirt

all parties to the lawsuit, plaintiff and defendant

evasive glances, covertly

the copper coin (paisa) introduced by the English (so called because it is half the thickness of the old native paisa)

palace for concubine

contraband salt

not visibly fat, deceptive appearance

paramour of a woman, secret visitor

a secret path, a by-road, a back lane

passage which ordinarily nobody knows of, secret passage, path or way, a secret path, a by-way

a torch having a shell on it that hides the light, when light needed then putting down the shell to light spread

thief

cache, secret drawer, room or receptacle

receiver of stolen goods

hard grains of pulse which remain whole in the mill, or which remain undissolved in cooking

crafty thief, crafty person, headstrong

market for stolen goods, second-hand stuff market

the copper coin (paisā) introduced by the English (so called because it is half the thickness of the old native paisā)

land possessed rent-free stealthily or unauthorizedly

quicksand, bog, marsh, a quagmire

passage which ordinarily nobody knows of, secret passage, path or way, a secret path, a by-way

passage which ordinarily nobody knows of, secret passage, path or way, a secret path, a by-way

a game played by village children (a pebble is concealed in one of several small heaps of cowdung, and he who finds it takes all the cowdung), band of thieves, children's game,

a privateer, a pirate

black marketing, hoarding, selling stolen goods in market

a game played by village children (a pebble is concealed in one of several small heaps of cowdung, and he who finds it takes all the cowdung)

a masked guard, vanguard (of an army)

covert or sly look

thief, looter

dealer in contraband, smuggler

shopkeeper who is receiver of stolen goods

a secret ladder in a bungalow