Collocations for "loot"
Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "loot" in context.
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loot
ⓘMost examples are given in US English. We have labeled exceptions as UK.n
- a [burglar's, thief's, robber's, mugger's] loot
- the [house burglar's, bank robber's] loot
- [bountiful, large, stolen] loot
- a loot of [10,000] dollars
- a loot of [jewels, gems, gold, diamonds]
- [ran, bolted, walked] off with the loot
- their loot from the [robbery, bank]
- a (50%) [cut, share] of the loot
- the gang [got away, fled, escaped] with their loot
- the children opened their Christmas loot
- slang: [How, Where] are you going to spend the loot?
- slang: [10,000] is a lot of loot!
- looted the [stores, village, area, mall]
- [raiders, the enemy, soldiers] looted the [stores]
- looted [laptops, tablets, TVs]
- looted [laptops] from the [store]
- [rioters, gangs, opportunists, locals] looted the [store]
- looting all [day, night]
- looted [many, all the, several] [stores]
- [smash, raid, pillage] and loot
- loot [the treasury, public funds, your savings]
- [caught, arrested for] looting
'loot' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):