Loot

usgb/luːt/
noun

Items taken by force, especially during a robbery.

The pirates buried their loot on the deserted island.
Visual representation of "loot" - Items taken by force, especially during a robbery.

Often appears as...

  • stolen loot
  • hidden loot
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Negative connotation

Loot implies the items have been taken wrongfully or through criminal means.

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After the heist, the thieves divided the loot.
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Not ordinary items

'Loot' often refers to valuable items or large quantities, not everyday possessions.

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The bandits were excited about the loot, which included gold and jewels.
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Historical romance

The term is frequently used in historical or adventure contexts, such as pirate stories.

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The loot from the Spanish galleon made the pirates rich.
Visual representation of the word "Loot"

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