How to pronounce“filch”in English
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Definitions of “filch”
To illegally take possession of (something, especially items of low value); to pilfer, to steal.
“Hey, someone filched my wallet!”
Something which has been filched or stolen.
“'New Sabbath' is partially a filch from [George Frideric] Handel's beautiful but voluptuous song in Hercules, 'There the brisk sparkling nectar drains.'”
An act of filching; larceny, theft.
“By the appropriation clause, which is here referred to, it was proposed to apply a part of the property of the Irish Church to secular purposes, that is, to work a transfer of property, with an alteration of its uses. Call this as you will, a spoliation, or wise application, it implies a loss to one and a gain to other, of the same property. In the evil sense, it means spoliation, or wrongful deprival, appropriation, or "conveyance" in the sense of a filch.”
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