The term 'make off with' is a phrase used to describe the act of taking something without permission. It can be done in a variety of ways, such as kidnapping (6 letters), thieving (6 letters), abducting (6 letters), stealing (5 letters), filching (5 letters), purloining (7 letters), taking (4 letters), swiping (5 letters), and eloping (5 letters). All of these words refer to the same concept of taking something without permission, but each has its own nuances and implications. Kidnapping and abducting are more extreme forms of taking something, while thieving, stealing, filching, purloining, taking, swiping, and eloping are more subtle and less violent.