swipers

Those who pilfer

Swipers is the plural of swiper—someone who swipes.

A swiper might steal things with a quick grab, swipe a credit card for purchases, or navigate a touchscreen by swiping.

The word gained pop-culture recognition from the thieving fox in the children's show *Dora the Explorer*: Swiper, no swiping!

dora

fox

Cunning wild canine

masked · sneaky · mischief · backpack · map · Boots · stealing · catchphrase · antagonist · bandit

theft

pickpockets

Those who steal belongings

muggers · burglars · pilferers · stolen · heist · larceny · filching · lifting · boosting · nicking

cards

readers

Those who peruse text

contactless · badges · keycards · turnstiles · tap-to-pay · NFC · transactions · checkout · machines

digital

matches

Pairs that align

browsing · algorithms · ghosters · connections · cards · stacks · preferences · filters

cleaning

squeegees

Rubber-bladed cleaning tools

  • wipersWindshield-clearing blades
  • mopsFloor-washing implements
  • bladesSharp flat cutting parts

streak-free · cloths · scrubbers · Swiffer · microfiber · wet-dry · pads · handles · mopping · surfaces

Opposites
acquisition method

swiperspurchasers

Those who buy things

buyers · shoppers · customers · payers · consumers

moral character regarding property

swipersguardians

Those who protect others

protectors · custodians · givers · donors · returners

Phrases
Family

swipe, swiped, swipes, swiper, swipeable

Familiarity
Top 500,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G