boun·ty 
/ˈbaʊnti/ noun
plural boun·ties /ˈbaʊnti/ noun 1 literary : good things that are given or provided freely and in large amounts [noncount] ▪ the bounty of nature = nature's bounty ▪ summer's bounty of plump tomatoes [singular] ▪ The cottage is filled with a bounty of fresh flowers. 2 [count] : an amount of money given to someone as a reward for catching a criminal
▪ A bounty of 500 dollars was put on his head. [=anyone who captured him would receive a 500-dollar bounty]
▪ A bounty of 500 dollars was put on his head. [=anyone who captured him would receive a 500-dollar bounty]
