賊

caak6 / caak2

[[a thief]] | chaahk meih chaahk ngáahn 賊眉賊眼 — [robber brows robber e

烏賊

wu1 caak6

cuttlefish - the marine animals of the order Sepiida belonging to the Cephalopod

槍烏賊

coeng1 wu1 caak6

spear squid (smaller variety used for sushi, etc.)

賊亞爸

caak6 aa3 baa1

a 'fagin', someone who trains others to perform crimes and takes the stolen good

賊竇

caak6 dau3

a thieves' hideout; a thieves' den

賊窟

caak6 fat1

robber's den

澳洲之山賊

ou3 zau1 zi1 saan1 caak6

[n] bushranger; -- outlaws (usually robbers) of early Australian settlement (in

捉賊

zuk1 caak6*2

catch a thief

作賊心虛

zok3 caak6 sam1 heoi1

Have a guilty conscience, as a thief

賊佬

caak6 lou2

a robber; a thief; a burglar

做賊

zou6 caak6

Thieve; be a thief

作賊

zok3 caak6

to be a theif

海賊

hoi2 caak6

variant of 海盜

叛賊

bun6 caak6

traitor; renegade; defector; turncoat

捉賊

zuk1 caak2

To Catch a Thief

戕賊

coeng4 caak6

to harm; to injure

追賊

zeoi1 caak6

chasing a suspect; chasing a robber

賊仔

caak6 zai2

a thief; a burglar

害民賊

hoi6 man4 caak6

oppressive ruler

賊臧

caak6 zong1

stolen goods [written and colloquial]

賊喊捉賊

caak6 haam3 zuk1 caak6

a criminal who tries to accuse somebody of the theft and tries to sneak away ons