REWARD
NOUNS
..888 — EDLEN reward → obs.
1000 — LEAN reward, recompense → obs.
1275 — TITHING thing granted, reward → obs.
1300 — WARISON a gift bestowed by a superior; a reward → obs.
1325 — LOWER reward, recompense → obs.
1366 — GUERDON a reward, requital, or recompense
1400 — FEE a prize, a reward → obs.
1440 — SALARY reward or remuneration for services rendered; fee → obs.
1440 — SALFAY the reward paid to the finder and restorer of lost goods → obs.
1513 — GAINYIELD recompense, return, reward → Sc. obs.
1611 — MUNERATION a reward; a rewarding → obs.
1785 — MENSE pay, recompense, reward; thanks, grateful return; kindness → Sc. & Eng. dial.
1892 — HANDSEL guerdon, reward; also ironically, a punishment, a smack of the hand → Sc.
1893 — PUTTY MEDAL a worthless reward for insignificant service or achievement → humorous usage
..20C — SALVE money, esp. as a reward for something difficult → US sl.
1905 — MEED desert, reward → Eng. dial. (Bk.)
1905 — UPTAKE the finding and taking of anything lost; the reward given for finding anything → Eng. dial. (Bk.)
1934 — TAIL a reward for information leading to the arrest of a criminal → US sl.
1999 — CARROT AND STICK reward and punishment, esp. as alternative means of persuasion (Bk.)
NOUNS – PERSON
1382 — YIELDER a rewarder → obs.
1883 — MUG HUNTER a person who takes part in a contest (usually a sporting contest) or competition in order to win a prize or reward → US colloq.
PHRASES
1611 — EAT THE FRUIT OF ONE’S OWN DOINGS to receive the reward of one’s actions
VERBS
1595 — MUNERATE to reward → obs.
1703 — YIELD to reward → Eng. dial.
1802 — QUAT to requite, to reward; to pay back, to discharge → Sc.
1862 — MAKE GOOD ONE’S RUNNING † to gain the appropriate reward for one’s effort or exertions
..20C — SALVE to pay, usually a reward; also, to bribe → US sl.
1928 — CASH IN to reap a profit, reward, or advantage of any kind → US sl.
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