Loot (noun)

1. Goods taken from an enemy in war.
2. Stolen goods or valuables, especially from a place of violence or disaster.
3. Something obtained through theft or robbery.

Origin:

Late 17th century: of unknown origin.

Examples:

1. The soldiers divided the loot among themselves after the battle.
2. The city was left in ruins after the looting and arson that followed the riots.
3. The thief was caught with a large amount of loot in his possession.
4. The archaeological team found a wealth of loot buried in the tombs.
5. He bragged about the loot he had acquired during his time as a pirate.