That which is taken by force or robbery; spoil, plunder, booty. In early use also in plural. Obsolete.

concr. That which is caught or taken; captured game; booty, plunder, spoils (obs. exc. Sc.). Hence, in Sc. Law of a thief: caught, taken with the fang…

= fang, n.1 2.

The action of seizing or taking something forcibly; pillage, plunder. Also (chiefly Scottish): the action of hunting or seizing prey. Obsolete.

Plunder, spoils, booty; an instance of this, a trophy.

concrete. The proceeds of robbery; plunder, booty. Also in plural in same sense. Obsolete.

In plural. The proceeds of robbery; plunder, booty. rare.

Goods, esp. such as are valuable, taken from an enemy or captured city in time of war; the possessions… In plural. Also more fully in the spoils o…

Goods, esp. such as are valuable, taken from an enemy or captured city in time of war; the possessions… In collective singular.

Booty.

Game for or obtained by hunting; spoil of the chase; also gen. spoil, booty.

A warrior's share of spoil; a dog's share of the game. Obsolete.

That which is pilfered; plunder, spoils, booty. Now rare.

Stolen goods; booty, spoil. Obsolete.

Booty, plunder, spoil. Obsolete.

Spoil, plunder; booty.

Spoil obtained by a hunter or similar; a prize. Obsolete.

Booty, prey, spoil. Obsolete.

concrete. Plunder, booty, spoil, n. Obsolete.

Booty, spoils, plunder; (also) a pilfered or plundered item. Cf. pelf, n. 1.

Stolen or pilfered property; an article of this. Obsolete.

Spoil, booty, plunder.

Any product of conquest or robbery; booty, spoil. Obsolete. (With quot. 1592 cf. 3.)

Booty, plunder; = butin, n.

loosely. Plunder, spoil, gain; a prize; without reference to its being common property.

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

Booty; spoil; plunder.

Things stripped off; spoils.

= booty, n.1

concrete. In plural. Things that have been cut or lopped; cuttings, clippings; (also) spoils. Obsolete (rare after 17th cent.).

concrete. A collection made by plundering.

regional (British, Irish English, and North American). Booty, plunder; possessions. Also: a hoard, a reserve supply (esp. of money); savings. Cf. prog…

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

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

cattle-raiding; plunder, booty.

slang. (See quot. 1819.) Also North American, a grub-stake; a sum of money earned or saved; a store of provisions or sum of money necessary for…