larceny
71grand larceny — noun larceny of property whose value is greater than an amount set by law to distinguish it from petty larceny …
72petty larceny — noun uncount LEGAL the crime of stealing property that is only worth a little money ─ compare GRAND LARCENY …
73grand larceny — grand′ lar′ceny n. law larceny in which the value of the goods taken is above a certain legally specified amount Compare petty larceny …
74petty larceny — pet′ty (or petit larceny) n. law larceny in which the value of the goods taken is below a certain legally specified amount • Etymology: 1810–20 …
75grand larceny — n. see LARCENY …
76petit larceny — [pet′ē] n. see LARCENY …
77petty larceny — n. LARCENY …
78mixed larceny — noun 1. : a larceny that includes the aggravation of a taking from another s house or person with or without violence and putting that other in fear compare robbery 2. : a larceny deemed to be aggravated under circumstances set out in a statute …
79pet·it larceny — /ˈpɛti / noun [noncount] US law : the crime of stealing something that does not have a high value called also petit theft, petty larceny, petty theft compare ↑grand larceny …
80petit larceny — noun Date: circa 1580 larceny involving property of a value below a legally established minimum …