concrete. That which is or has been stolen; the proceeds of thieving. Now rare.

Something stolen, extorted, or plundered. Also: theft, robbery. Obsolete.

Theft, stealing; also stolen goods.

originally. Plunder, gain, or profit acquired in common and destined to be divided among the winners. That which is captured by robbers or thieves.

The result or produce of thieving; stolen property. Cf. pilfery, n. 1.

Thieves' cant. The proceeds of a theft or robbery; a share of stolen goods claimed by a snap. (Cf. snappage, n.) Obsolete.

That which is filched or stolen; also, ‘a good taking’.

Stolen goods; = pilfery, n. 1. Obsolete.

A thief's plunder or booty; gen. a quantity of money or goods unlawfully acquired, gains dishonestly made. slang.

concrete in plural. Gains made by stealing.

slang. Stolen goods.

colloquial. The money or goods obtained by means of a successful crime. Criminals' slang.

slang. Stolen goods. Cf. hot, adj. 9e.