to lift

Take something that does not belong to you without permission

To move or take something quietly so others do not notice

To steal something quickly or secretly

To steal small things from someone's pocket or bag

To take something quickly without the owner noticing

Steal something small, often of little value

To steal small things of little value, often a little at a time

To steal something secretly or dishonestly

To steal a small thing quietly when no one is looking

Grab someone's handbag quickly and run away to steal it

To take something quickly, often without permission

Steal something from someone in a secret way

To steal something, especially quickly in a crowded place

British informal word for stealing someone else's things

An act of giving something back to its owner

Return someone to their family or a thing to its owner

To make no effort to help

To make someone feel happier when they are sad

To reveal information that was previously hidden

To make someone feel happier

To raise someone or something to a higher place

To make someone feel happier and more hopeful

To rise into the air from the ground like a plane or rocket

To take something out by picking it up, often carefully or with a tool

Raise heavy objects to make your muscles stronger

Try to do better to meet higher standards

Surgery that tightens the skin on the face and removes extra tissue to make someone look younger

A small change to the look of something to make it more modern or attractive

A cosmetic update to a building or place that makes it look newer

A machine with seats on a moving cable that carries skiers up a slope

Seats hanging from a moving overhead cable that carry people up a mountain

A difficult task that needs a lot of effort

A bridge with a section that rises so ships can pass under it

The most weight that a crane can raise safely

An upward force from moving air that holds a wing up

A machine that moves water from a lower place to a higher place

A machine that pulls skiers up a slope while they stay on the ground

A ski lift with a T-shaped bar that pulls skiers or snowboarders uphill as they hold it

A moving bar on a slope that pulls people up while they keep their skis or snowboard on

The bottom part of a shoe heel that often wears away and needs replacing