Pronunciation: /ˈstoʊlən ɡʊdz/
noun goods - items or products that are being bought or sold
A1 He was arrested for selling stolen goods.
A2 The police recovered the stolen goods from the thief's house.
B1 The shopkeeper was unaware that he was selling stolen goods.
B2 The investigation revealed a large network of smuggling stolen goods across the border.
C1 The museum was targeted by thieves who stole valuable paintings and artifacts.
C2 The black market thrives on the trade of stolen goods from around the world.
adjective stolen - taken without permission or unlawfully
A1 The police recovered the stolen goods from the thief's house.
A2 She was arrested for possession of stolen goods.
B1 The shopkeeper suspected that the goods were stolen.
B2 The stolen goods were found hidden in the back of the truck.
C1 The detective traced the stolen goods back to the black market.
C2 The stolen goods were part of a larger smuggling operation.
formal The police recovered a large amount of stolen goods during the raid.
informal I heard they found a bunch of stolen goods in that guy's house.
slang The cops busted him with a load of hot merchandise.
figurative Her heart felt like a storeroom of stolen goods, full of things taken without permission.
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