loot
//luːt//
Noun
lootSingular
lootsPlural
1
Goods or money obtained illegally, especially by theft, robbery, or plundering.
The police recovered the loot from the bank robbery.
2
Valuable items collected in a video game, often dropped by defeated enemies or found in treasure chests.
The boss dropped some rare loot after we defeated it.
3
Informal term for money or valuable possessions in general.
He spent all his loot on a new car.
Verb
lootInfinitive
lootPresent tense
lootedPast tense
lootedPast participle
lootingPresent participle
lootsThird-person singular
1
To steal goods from a place, typically during a war, riot, or other period of disorder.
Rioters looted several stores during the protest.
2
To plunder or ransack a place.
Rioters looted several stores in the downtown area.