thiefpartnerships

noun
UK /ˈθiːfˌpɑːtnəʃɪps/
US /ˈθiːfˌpɑːrtnərʃɪps/

Groups of thieves who work together to steal things.

The police caught two thiefpartnerships working in the same neighborhood.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Close friendships between people who steal.

Their thiefpartnerships lasted for years until they were caught.

3. Business-like deals between criminals to share stolen goods.

The thiefpartnerships split the money evenly after each job.

4. Teams of characters in a game who steal from others.

In the game, players form thiefpartnerships to raid castles.