What does stolen mean?
Stolen means past participle of steal.
/ˈstəʊ.ln̩/ · verb
past participle of steal.
Oh, a few months back, a detective came by with pictures of identical diamonds. Wanted to know if anybody had come around maybe trying to sell them. I told him I read the pawn sheets regular and I haven't seen them listed. He tells me they don't want the stolens on any sheets.
Spinner, shotty, semi These shots ain't no Henny If this Glock holds twenty I make it scream like Dezzie Dilemma like Kelly Before I had a bar like Peggy How many pagans? Many Ask my probation... She knows it's many, many And if I take it there it's edgy You see my stolens come with petty
A island I wanna live somewhere silent I'm shining I'm bout to flood my neck with diamonds Yeah I've been spitting facts these niggas lying I'm driving stolens, foreigns, yeah I'm riding
The young bulls get the green light, suttin's gettin' sabotaged They’ll get it done in a hoopty on the ped or even on the handlebars But the main focus is doe bro rest in peace M we're just tryna have it large Screaming fuck feds get gwop let me see your battle scars We trap in stolens 24's shag whips and rattle cars
Pray for my soldiers that's ridin’ in stolens
Fill that clip with golden worms Grap that dots and fold it first (snap!) make sure that the stolen works
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Stolen means past participle of steal.
Common synonyms include hot, lifted, nicked, stolen.
Possible antonyms include legal, nonstolen, unstolen, retrieved.
Oh, a few months back, a detective came by with pictures of identical diamonds. Wanted to know if anybody had come around maybe trying to sell them. I told him I read the pawn sheets regular and I haven't seen them listed. He tells me they don't want the stolens on any sheets.
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