booty
noun
[ ˈbuːti ]
• valuable stolen goods, especially those seized in war.
Similar:
loot,
plunder,
pillage,
haul,
prize,
trophy,
spoils,
stolen goods,
gains,
ill-gotten gains,
profits,
pickings,
takings,
winnings,
swag,
boodle,
the goods,
Origin:
late Middle English (originally denoting plunder acquired in common): from Middle Low German būte, buite ‘exchange, distribution’, of uncertain origin.
booty
noun
• a person's bottom.
• "you're picky about the music you firm your booty to"
Origin:
1920s: probably an alteration of body or botty.
