bonus
/ˈbʌnəs/Definitions
1. noun
A payment or privilege given in addition to what is already due or earned, typically as a reward or incentive.
“The company offered a bonus to its employees for meeting their sales targets.”
2. noun
A sudden or unexpected occurrence that is advantageous or pleasant.
“The bonus of the weekend was the beautiful sunshine on Monday.”
3. verb
To give or provide something extra, especially as a reward or privilege.
“The manager decided to bonus the team with a celebratory dinner after their success.”