dobber
/ˈdɒbər/Definitions
1. noun
A person who steals or pilfers, especially a pickpocket or a confidence trickster.
“The police were looking for a skilled dobber who had been targeting tourists in the city.”
2. noun
A device used to distract a person, such as a decoy pigeon, in order to shoot game.
“The hunter used a dobber to distract the bird, making it easier to shoot.”
3. verb
To cheat or deceive someone, especially by using a confidence trick.
“He was accused of dobbering people out of their money at the casino.”