steal
verbUK /stiːl/
US /stiːl/
To take something that is not yours.
The boy tried to steal a cookie from the jar.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To move quietly and secretly.
She tried to steal into the room without anyone noticing.
3. In sports, to take the ball away from the other team.
He stole the ball and scored a goal.
4. To get attention or a chance to do something.
The puppy stole the show at the party.
5. To do something very quickly, especially a quick look.
Let me steal a glance at the clock.