| Rating | Solver | Clue |
|---|---|---|
| PILFERER | Thief | |
| PICKPOCKET | Thief | |
| ROBBER | Thief | |
| TAKER | Thief | |
| STEALER | Thief | |
| KLEPTOMANIAC | Compulsive thief | |
| PLAGIARIST | Word thief | |
| NAB | Catch (thief) | |
| JOYRIDER | Auto thief | |
| EMBEZZLER | Financial thief | |
| LARCENIST | Thief, archaically | |
| RUSTLER | Cattle thief | |
| FURY | A thief. | |
| BRIBER | A thief. | |
| NIMMER | A thief. | |
| PROLLER | Prowler; thief. | |
| THIEVES | Of Thief | |
| SHOPLIFTER | Thief of retailers | |
| PLAGIARY | Plagiarism; literary thief. | |
| TAKINGS | Profit from thief’s acquisitions? | |
| PRIG | A thief; a filcher. | |
| GONOPH | A pickpocket or thief. | |
| WASTOR | A waster; a thief. | |
| DRAWLATCH | A housebreaker or thief. | |
| EASYPICKINGS | Low-hanging fruit for a thief? | |