kleptomaniacal

“It was a completely kleptomaniacal education,” he said.

The letter was reputedly stolen between 1938 and 1945 by a “kleptomaniacal cataloguer” who worked at the archives, according to the court decision.

To make matters worse, Kerasha’s kleptomaniacal habits threaten to cause her even more trouble, and Henry, straddled with some kind of debt, is keeping company with a nogoodnik murderer named Lipz.

Riley snaps out of the doldrums when he sets his kleptomaniacal sights on the dazzling Daryayeh-E-Noor, a $15 billion pink diamond, once the centerpiece of the Persian crown jewels, that’s soon to go on display at the Eberhardt Museum in Manhattan.

This is a disrespectful vocation by its nature—prying, voyeuristic, kleptomaniacal, and presumptuous.