Definition of "loot" []

• Valuables pillaged in time of war; spoils. (noun)
• Stolen goods. (noun)
• Informal Goods illicitly obtained, as by bribery. (noun)
• Informal Things of value, such as gifts, received on one occasion. (noun)
• Slang Money. (noun)

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• "Among the loot is a Sweet Pea candle (the pink one in the back) from Full Moon Candles, two of the Choco Balm Experimental Lip Balms and a Banana Nut Bread Beeswax candle and more!"
• "Also, there's the fact the table that generates the loot is a little bit off."
• "Conn took care of them, assisted by Sylvie, who had rummaged an even more attractive costume out of what she called the loot-cellar."