filch
1 of 1verb/fɪltʃ/
Forms:filches,filching,filched,filched
1
to casually steal something unimportant or of small value
- He tried to filch a coin from the table when no one was looking.
- The boy was caught attempting to filch a candy bar from the store.
- She was accused of trying to filch office supplies for personal use.
- They saw him filch a pen from the desk during the meeting.
- It’s easy to filch small items when you're not paying attention.