lucre
American
[loo-ker]
/ ˈlu kər /
noun
lucre
British
/ ˈluːkə /
noun
Etymology
Origin of lucre
1350–1400; Middle English < Latin lucrum profit; akin to Old English lēan reward, German Lohn, Gothic, Old Norse laun
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