robberships
nounUK /ˈrɒbəʃɪps/
US /ˈrɑːbərʃɪps/
Robberships are friendships between people who rob others.
The pirates formed robberships to share their stolen gold.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Groups of robbers working together as a team.
Several robberships were caught after the bank heist.
3. The state of being a robber or acting like one.
His robberships got him into trouble with the law.
4. Partnerships formed for the purpose of stealing.
The two thieves made robberships to plan their crimes.