What Does This Mean?
Brazilian Portuguese gaming verb meaning to search an area, chest or defeated enemy and collect items, weapons and supplies. It is especially common in battle royale and survival games, and is also written "lootear".
REAL-WORLD EXAMPLE
""Bora lootar aquela casa antes que o time inimigo chegue", he told his squad."
LORE & ORIGIN
A Portuguese adaptation of English "loot" (plunder) with the first-conjugation verb ending. Brazilian slang sites list the form "lootear", describe it as mainly used in battle royale games, and note spelling variants including "lootar" and "lootiar". No dated first use is documented, and the "lootar" spelling itself is thinly documented compared with "lootear".
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