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loot

/luːt/ Beginner Updated October 4, 2025

Valuable items acquired, especially unexpectedly.

Example sentence

Garage sale loot was amazing.

Similar words

valuable find

Details

  • Category: Gaming, Internet
  • Region: Global
  • First use: 2010s
  • Origin: Gaming → mainstream.

Notes

Common in shopping contexts.

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