heisted

Swiped during robbery

Heisted is the past tense of heist, meaning to rob or steal, typically in a dramatic or organized fashion.

The word carries a slightly playful or cinematic quality: They heisted the diamonds from a vault in Monaco.

It appears most often in crime fiction and journalism.

stolen

robbed

Stolen from by force

plundered · ransacked · snatched · lifted · nabbed · swiped · pinched · filched · purloined · absconded

crime

robbery

Theft through intimidation

grand theft · armed robbery · bank job · art theft · smash-and-grab · holdup · stickup · mugging · racketeering · conspiracy

caper

mastermind

Scheme's chief planner

  • plotStoryline or land parcel
  • schemeCalculated strategy, often secretive
  • jobPaid position of employment

score · crew · gang · planning · getaway · vault · accomplice · lookout · wheelman · double-cross

stealth

covert

Intentionally concealed

sneaky · undercover · incognito · infiltration · bypass · disabling · cloak-and-dagger · undetected · unseen · stealthy

Opposites
legality of acquisition

heistedpurchased

Acquired through payment

bought · paid for · earned · inherited · won

direction of possession

heistedreturned

Went back again

gave back · restored · relinquished · surrendered · handed over

Phrases
Family

heist, heists, heisters, heisting, heister

Familiarity
Top 500,000
Profile
Used worldwide · Timeless · Negative · Everyday, not technical · Rated PG