That which is obtained or acquired; gains, acquisitions; esp. that which is seized or taken by force; spoil, plunder, booty; a prize. Also figurative…

The action of clearing or removing.

The action of rifle, v.1; plundering, ransacking; an instance of this.

Spoil, plunder; esp., the arms or clothes of an enemy, the skin of a beast.

The action of preying or hunting. In extended use: the action of seizing or taking by force or violence; depredation, pillaging, ravaging. Obsolete.

The action of pillaging, plundering, or robbing; spoliation.

The action or an act of plundering, sacking, or looting a place, esp. in war; depredation, robbery. In early use also: †extortion; unjust taxation or…

? plundering, lawless exaction.

Ravaging, ruin.

The action or an act of pillage, extortion, robbery, etc. Now rare (archaic in later use).

An instance or act of pillage, extortion, or robbery.

Spoiling, despoiling; spoliation.

The act or practice of seizing and taking away by force the property of others; plunder, pillage, robbery. Occasionally figurative.

The action of spoliating, despoiling, pillaging, or plundering; seizure of goods or property by violent means; depredation, robbery. Also, the…

Laying waste, devastation, ravaging, pillaging.

The action of despoiling; spoliation; an instance of this.

The action of making a prey of; plundering, pillaging, ravaging; also, †plundered or pillaged condition (obsolete).

The action of despoiling; plundering, robbery. archaic.

The action of plundering or pillaging; depredation; ruthless exploitation or victimization; an instance of this. Also in extended use.

The action of pillaging or plundering; robbery. Obsolete.

Plundering, robbery, extortion; an instance of this. Obsolete.

The action or practice of pillaging or plundering; the carrying off or taking away of goods as plunder; rapine, spoliation. Now Obsolete or archaic.

pilling and polling (also polling and pilling, peeling and polling, etc.): the action of plundering, stripping bare by robbery, or ruining by…

Plundering, robbery; stealing in small quantities, petty theft; an instance of this. Also: a stolen object.

The action of pillaging; spoliation, plunder.

Scottish. Violent robbery; rapine.

The levying of contributions, plunder; concrete in plural booty, spoil. Cf. cheat, n.1 2.

The action of fleece, v.

The action or fact of plundering or robbing.

The action of spoiling or pillage. Obsolete.

Plundering.

The action of plundering, looting, or stealing from a place or person; robbery.

The action of plunder, v.2; an instance of this.

The action of spoiling; the stripping (a person) of his clothes or of his spoil; a stripping off or removal.

Plundering, robbery; an instance of this. Obsolete.

The action of despoiling; despoilment.

gen. The acquisition of wealth, property, or assets by violent, dishonest, or questionable methods; widespread or wholesale theft or…

(a) The action of plundering; pillage, spoliation. (b) Maritime Law. The pilfering of goods from a ship's cargo; (concrete) goods obtained by such…

= spoliation, n. 1.

The action of despoiling or fact of being despoiled; spoliation.