What is another word for second-story man?
Pronunciation: [sˈɛkəndstˈɔːɹɪ mˈan] (IPA) 
The term "second-story man" is commonly used to describe a thief who specializes in breaking into homes or buildings through upper-level windows or balconies. Synonyms for this term include "cat burglar," "roof rat," "climbing criminal," "high-rise thief," and "elevated offender." These phrases are often used interchangeable with "second-story man" to describe a criminal who has the skill and ability to break into buildings from above. Other words, such as "burglar," "thief," or "robber" could also be used, but they do not necessarily convey the specific method or location of the crime. Regardless of the terminology used, all of these expressions describe someone who is breaking the law and engaging in criminal activity.
