a. rare–1. [ad. Gr. κλεπτικ-ός thievish: see next.] Thievish.
1865. Pall Mall Gaz., 7 April, 4/1. A laugh at the thief’s clever impudence and a joke about his kleptic propensities.
a. rare–1. [ad. Gr. κλεπτικ-ός thievish: see next.] Thievish.
1865. Pall Mall Gaz., 7 April, 4/1. A laugh at the thief’s clever impudence and a joke about his kleptic propensities.
