Legal Definitions - bribour

Bribour is a historical term that refers to a thief. The word comes from the French word "bribeur."

• The bribour stole a valuable necklace from the wealthy merchant.
• The town was plagued by bribours who would steal from the market stalls.

These examples illustrate how a bribour is someone who steals from others. They take things that do not belong to them without permission. This behavior is illegal and can result in punishment by law enforcement.