Bounty

Noun

 * 1) generosity
 * 2) something given liberally
 * 3) A reward for some specific act, especially one given by a government or authority
 * 4)  formerly, money paid to volunteers for serving in the British navy in time of war

Adjectives for Bounty
beneficent; endless; essential; extravagant; munificent; questionable; reckless.

Verbs for Bounty
bestow—; collect—; deserve—; distribute—; earn—; merit—; pay—; proclaim—; reward with—; scorn—; share—; spread—; taste—; value—; —encourages; —excels.

Thesaurus
munificence, old-age insurance, open hand, open heart, openhandedness, openheartedness, overtime pay, palm oil, pecuniary aid, pension, perks, perquisite, perquisites, philanthropy, pourboire, premium, present, price support, public assistance, public welfare, relief, retirement benefits, reward, salve, scholarship, solatium, something extra, sportula, stipend, subsidization, subsidy, subvention, support, sweetener, tax benefit, tip, unselfishness, welcome, welfare, welfare aid, welfare payments, Trinkgeld, aid, alimony, allotment, allowance, annuity, assistance, award, beneficence, bigheartedness, bonus, bonus system, bounteousness, bountifulness, bribe, charitableness, charity, consideration, depletion allowance, dole, donative, double time, easy purse strings, endowment, fee, fellowship, financial assistance, free hand, freedom, freehandedness, freeheartedness, freeness, fringe benefit, generosity, generousness, gift, givingness, goodness, graciousness, grant, grant-in-aid, gratuity, gravy, grease, great heart, greatheartedness, guaranteed annual income, help, honorarium, hospitality, incentive pay, inducement, lagniappe, largeheartedness, largeness, largess, largesse, liberality, liberalness, magnanimity,

Etymology
bounté:, bonté: (French: bonté:), from  bonitatem:, accusative singular of bonitas:, from bonus:.

Derived terms

 * bounty hunter