Purloin
<per-loyn>
steal; loot; rob;
to take something that does not belong to you.
The seagull will purloin your fries if you don't watch him.
Memory trick:
purloin reminds of purr lion
The lion purrs after he takes your stuff.
At work:
They can't purloin our files because we use strong passwords.
(c) 2015 E. Carruthers
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