stole
verb (past tense of steal)UK /stəʊl/
US /stoʊl/
Took something that was not yours.
Someone stole my bike from the front yard.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A long scarf-like piece of clothing worn over the shoulders.
She wore a silk stole to the wedding.
3. A long strip of cloth worn by priests during church services.
The priest adjusted his stole before the ceremony.
4. Past tense of steal, meaning to move quietly without being noticed.
He stole quietly out of the room.