heists

noun
UK /haɪsts/
US /haɪsts/

Heists are clever plans to steal things, like money or jewels.

The movie is about a group of thieves who pull off three daring heists.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The act of stealing something valuable, especially in a bold or clever way.

The bank heist was planned for months.

3. To steal something in a bold or clever way (used as a verb).

They heisted a famous painting from the museum.

4. A robbery that is exciting or dramatic, often in stories or films.

The heist scene in the movie kept everyone on the edge of their seats.