bounty
/ˈbaʊnti/
noun
- A reward, usually money, offered for capturing a criminal or for killing a dangerous animal.
- The sheriff placed a $10,000 bounty on the outlaw's head.
- The government offered a bounty for information leading to the arrest of the fugitive.
- Hunters collected a bounty for each wolf they trapped.
- A large amount of something good; abundance.
- The ocean provides a bounty of fish for the coastal villages.
- The garden yielded a bounty of fresh vegetables this year.
- The autumn harvest brought a bounty of apples and pumpkins.
- Generosity or a generous gift.
- The millionaire was known for his bounty toward local charities.
- The king's bounty provided food and shelter for the poor.
- She thanked her aunt for her bounty in paying for her college tuition.
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