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dictionary.reference.com: Origin: 1870–75, Americanism; burglar + -ize It's old, it's popular, and it's well understood. It is certainly a valid word. Saying
by PostOnce 17y ago
dictionary.reference.com:
Origin:
1870–75, Americanism; burglar + -ize
It's old, it's popular, and it's well understood. It is certainly a valid word.
Saying you were burgled has a Mr. Burns feel to it. It's almost always burglarized or robbed in the United States.
- SquidLord 17y agoIt has to be phrased "wuz robbed," ie. "Damn, man, they stole yo' DVD player! You wuz robbed!"