thiefgroups
nounUK /ˈθiːfɡruːps/
US /ˈθiːfɡruːps/
Groups of people who steal things together.
The police caught two thiefgroups working in the old market.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Teams of characters in a game who steal items.
In the game, players form thiefgroups to raid treasure rooms.
3. Organized groups that take things secretly.
Security cameras recorded several thiefgroups entering the warehouse at night.
4. Groups of animals known for taking food or objects.
Raccoon thiefgroups often raid campsites after dark.