Fund
Loot
Loot noun - Valuables stolen or taken by force.
How words are described
| special | special fund | special loot |
| normal | normal fund | normal loot |
| common | common fund | common loot |
| new | new fund | new loot |
| Other adjectives: possible. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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You fund adventurers to go to the Eastern Lands, fulfill their personal stories, and bring back loot, never getting directly involved.
Source: Big Good -
He did stash that bag of loot from the unfortunate lady in the hotel for fifty years, so he certainly has a major emergency fund at hand.
Source: Vampires Are Rich - A possible explanation comes from Italian stories showing they are actually formidable thieves and only Scrooge or bad luck can stop them, implying they fund their special equipment to go after Scrooge with the loot of other heists.
Source: Offscreen Villain Dark Matter
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