Loot is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LOOT in dictionary:

VERB:
• to plunder
• steal goods from (a place), typically during a war or riot
• steal (goods) in a war, riot, etc.
• steal (something) from someone
• To plunder; to carry off as plunder or a prize lawfully obtained by war.
• take illegally; of intellectual property
• steal goods; take as spoils
• pillage
NOUN:
• private property taken from an enemy in war
• stolen money or valuables
• The act of plundering.
• Plunder; booty; especially, the boot taken in a conquered or sacked city.
• goods or money obtained illegally
• informal terms for money
• goods stolen during pillaging
• money

Words related to LOOT

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How to use LOOT in a sentence

• The Chateau One of the most astounding features of the war is the way in which the Germans, from the highest to the lowest, have given themselves up to loot.
• The pictures were of value, and were the loot of some superior officer.
• Others besides German soldiers have slain the defenceless, for loot or lust or private malice, like any other murderer.
• In pursuance of their plan they sent word to a prosperous village that a Raja with his army was marching that way and intended the next day to loot the village.
• With their loot the Toba developed great magnificence and luxury.
• Antiochus not only improved this opportunity to loot the temple and slay many of the inhabitants, but from this time on conceived a bitter antipathy to the Jewish race.
• Then, descending to the store, the intruder might have started to loot the safe when he was disturbed by Mrs.
• It would have enriched an army to loot the Murhapa village.
• It was quite unexpected loot, and an exciting scramble ensued, the full details of which I will recount with accuracy, as it forms an interesting puzzle.
• The volunteers, as they were called by the burghers, consisted of the professional soldier, the man in search of loot, the man who fights for love of justice, and the adventurer.
• And now the prospect of any further loot on a large scale seems remote.
• Lord, how he wanted them! Murder and loot, always murder and loot! The thought of those two incomparable emeralds being broken up distressed him profoundly.
• Now that I am satisfied on that score, the best thing to do is to get the loot away as soon as possible and then set somebody to watch for those gypsies.
• Before we had so much as taken possession, swarms of Bedouin came through the premises to loot.
• Yermac, robber knight and leader of a thousand Cossack banditti, had long levied tribute of loot on the caravans bound from Russia to Persia.
• And like the Germans, they offered loot as a reward.
• Whither will they wander next, I wonder? Not, I hope and pray, within the reach Of the tribes who live on loot and plunder, Fanatics who practise what they preach.
• A half-breed woman, carrying a large armful of loot, met her on the side-walk.
• Most of the rebels were too busy improving the shining hour of unlimited loot.
• He consulted with his warriors, who had begun busily to loot the cabin.
• Arriving presently at a hamlet, where he paused for breath in the rear of a country store, he found a basket and a quantity of paper in which he carefully packed his loot.
• They grumbled, too, and some even cursed the Penitent for having dragged them away from their loot.

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