Noun(1) an advantageous purchase,a stolen base,an instance in which a base runner advancessafely during the delivery of a pitch (without the help ofa hit or walk or passed ball or wild pitch)(2) an advantageous purchase(3) a stolen base(4) an instance in which a base runner advancessafely during the delivery of a pitch (without the help ofa hit or walk or passed ball or wild pitch)
Verb(1) take without the owner's consent,move stealthily,steal a base,to go stealthily or furtively,take something without permission,sneak around(2) take without the owner's consent(3) move stealthily(4) steal a base(5) to go stealthily or furtively(6) take something without permission(7) sneak around
Noun(1) an advantageous purchase,a stolen base,an instance in which a base runner advancessafely during the delivery of a pitch (without the help ofa hit or walk or passed ball or wild pitch)(2) an advantageous purchase(3) a stolen base(4) an instance in which a base runner advancessafely during the delivery of a pitch (without the help ofa hit or walk or passed ball or wild pitch)
Verb(1) take without the owner's consent,move stealthily,steal a base,to go stealthily or furtively,take something without permission,sneak around(2) take without the owner's consent(3) move stealthily(4) steal a base(5) to go stealthily or furtively(6) take something without permission(7) sneak around
(1) There is always a table d'hu00d4u00f6u00a3u00d4u00f6u00f1te and, at $6.95 for lunch, it's a steal .(2) Brian took advantage of the opportunity to steal a quick kiss, only making her cheeks tun a brighter red.(3) The tax is only $8 and that's a steal for the show you'll get.(4) On the Friday night, we ate a superb meal: the champagne five-course dinner - a steal at u00d4u00f6u00bcu251cu255125 a head.(5) I know it's a lot, but for an established information brokerage with underworld contacts and everything it's an absolute steal .(6) She's a real tease, taunting him to steal a kiss or cop a feel.(7) for $5 it was a steal(8) United's Chris Smith spotted a half-chance and raced in to steal possession and prod the ball home.(9) One of the advantages of being a manager with responsibility for appointing staff is that you get to see lots of other people's CVs and can steal good ideas for presentation and phraseology.(10) Henin-Hardenne gets right round the net post to steal advantage again and sweeps the ball past the Russian on the next point to break.(11) New York's biggest art steal(12) Novikoff, called the Mad Russian, one day made a great steal of third base.(13) Admittedly, I have not yet tasted one with the multi-layered complexity of the great Burgundies, but even so a drinkable Pinot Noir for under a tenner is a real steal .(14) No matter how maddening a baserunner might be, a steal remains 90 feet.(15) Did he quietly steal away, never letting the beast know he was there?(16) Now her boyfriend Adam Brown, 21, is keeping a close watch on possible rivals to make sure they don't try and steal a kiss from his girl.
