Loot and Pool

Loot

Loot noun - Valuables stolen or taken by force.

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Pool and loot are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Pool" instead a noun "Loot".

Nearby Words: looted, looting, looter

Pool noun - A small often deep body of water.

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Loot and pool are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Loot" instead a noun "Pool".

Nearby Words: pooled, pooling, poolroom, pooler

full	full loot	full pool
special	special loot	special pool
common	common loot	common pool
total	total loot	total pool
Other adjectives: little, potential, decent, personal, magic, new, shared, maximum, different, available, higher.

gold	loot gold	pool gold
money	loot money	pool money

In Horatio Alger, Jr.'s The Erie Train Boy, the hero Fred is sent into a seedy bar in Canada where he plays pool with a robber to endear himself to him and get access to his stolen loot.

Source: Bad Guys Play Pool
However, it is incredibly aggravating to loot opponents' bodies and find guns that they have apparently left in a stagnant pool of hydrochloric acid for a month, which still fire perfectly for them!

Source: Breakable Weapons
Parker: Parker refuses to throw in with his partners and pool his share of the loot with them so they can pull a second a job.

Source: No Honor Among Thieves

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