| A | B |
|---|
| accumulate | to collect over a period of time |
| usurp | to take or assume power, or a position, or the rights to something an dhold in possession by force or without right |
| bankrupt | legally unable to pay debts; to cause to become bankrupt |
| counterfeit | an imitation made to deceive; forgery; made in imitation so as to deceive; pretended or forged |
| embezzle | to steal (money); to take by fraud for one's own use |
| entreat | to ask earnestly; to appeal; to plead |
| hoard | to accumulate and hide or to keep in reserve; a supply stored up or hidden |
| implore | to ask or beg earnestly for |
| larceny | theft of property |
| mendicant | one who begs |
| mortgage | pledge to pay back debt; to put an advance claim or liability on |
| pilfer | to steal (especially small sums or petty objects); filch |
| plagiarize | to take ideas or writings from antoehr person or source and pass them off as your own |
| thief | one who steals; one guilty of theft or larceny |
| cache | safe place to hide things; to hide or store |
