Associations to the word «Filch»
Noun
- Argus
- Caretaker
- Hermione
- Norris
- Moody
- Purse
- Tapestry
- Harry
- Quill
- Passageway
- Potter
- Detention
- Ron
- Cheat
- Spat
- Cloak
- Steal
- Corridor
- Staircase
- Envelope
- Footstep
- Stair
- Pie
- Bacon
- Treasure
- Jewel
- Thief
- Cigarette
- Egg
- Lighter
- Cheese
- Bradley
- Cat
- Hiding
- Ill
- Desk
- Kitchen
- Twin
- Frog
- Bottle
- Nose
- Candle
- Classroom
- Cord
- Horror
- Rage
- Money
- Staring
- Mistress
- Nest
- Kit
- Lamp
- Sum
- Fred
- Cook
- Putting
- Mrs
- Trophy
- Map
- Coin
- Somebody
- Pull
- Glance
- Shirt
- Spot
- Sight
- Tax
- Apple
- Professor
- Castle
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
FILCH, verb. (transitive) To steal, to illegally take possession of.
Dictionary definition
FILCH, verb. Make off with belongings of others.
Wise words
Words, like nature, half reveal and half conceal the soul
within.