jilter n.
(orig. US) a sneak thief.
![[US]](/static/img/flags/us.png "United States") | Vocabulum. | |
![[UK]](/static/img/flags/uk.png "United Kingdom") | Cornhill Mag. vii, 91: Another notable class of criminals called jilters or Noteblankers: they go pairs [F&H]. | |
| Sl. Dict. (1890). | |
| Anatomy of Crime 193: Jilter: Hotel thief. | |
| Lowspeak. |
(orig. US) a sneak thief.
| Vocabulum. | |
| Cornhill Mag. vii, 91: Another notable class of criminals called jilters or Noteblankers: they go pairs [F&H]. | |
| Sl. Dict. (1890). | |
| Anatomy of Crime 193: Jilter: Hotel thief. | |
| Lowspeak. |