Gain, acquisition; treasure: = i-streon, n. 1. Obsolete.

Gain, profit.

Gain, acquisition, profit; also, advantage, benefit. Obsolete.

concrete. That which is won; a thing or amount obtained or gained; gain, profit (as acquired); †in early use occasionally spoil, booty…

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

a byway.

Gain, booty; (in plural) earnings. Now rare (English regional (northern and midlands) and U.S. regional).

concrete. Usually in plural. That which is got or acquired; gains, earnings. Now archaic and regional.

A thing which (or occasionally person who) is or has been acquired; a new or additional attainment, accomplishment, or possession. In later use esp.…

gen. Acquisition, gain, possession gained. Chiefly Scottish (exc. where figurative from 1). Obsolete.

The action of glean, v.; also (chiefly plural) that which is or may be gleaned.

A thing which is or has been acquired; an acquisition, an attainment. Now rare.

Something that has been acquired, an acquisition, esp. a territory gained by military force. Cf. acquist, n. 2, conquest, n. 4a. Now rare.

A thing which is or has been acquired; an acquisition, a possession. Cf. acquest, n. Obsolete.

= attainment, n.. The thing attained.

Something obtained. rare.

Business. A company bought out by another company; the subject of a corporate acquisition or merger. Cf. acquirer, n. 1b.