boodle
/ˈbuːdəl/Definitions
1. noun
a large amount of money given as a bribe, often in a dishonest or illegal way; a dishonest or deceitful act
“The politician was accused of taking a boodle from the wealthy businessman.”
2. noun
a group of people or things that are not very good or efficient, especially in a sport or activity
“The team was considered a boodle in the league, but managed to win a few games.”
3. verb
to give or take a bribe, often in a dishonest or illegal way
“The politician was accused of boodling money from the government project.”
4. verb
to cheat or deceive someone, especially in a sport or activity
“The athlete was accused of boodling his way to the top of the rankings.”