Emolument

[Sarah]

The profit arising from office, employment, or labor; gain;compensation; advantage; perquisites, fees, or salary.A long . . . enjoyment of the emoluments of office. Bancroft.

[Sommer]

Emolument is what happens when your clothes become so drenched in perspiration and or [precipitation] that they merge and become indistinguishable from your body. Often used by visitors to tropical climates or places like Miami in June. Used in Hollywood when a witch or a vampire dies and their body melts from within and merges outward with their clothing forming a [smoldering] [pile on] the floor.
June in Miami has the longest days with a UV index of 11. With average daily temperatures of 89.5 degrees and [buckling] humidity of 76.2 make June in Miami likely place where this would occur. It also is the beginning of the hurricane season in Miami and the wettest month of the year with 10 inches of precipitation falling over an average of 13 precipitation days.

[PussyCat]

When your clothes no longer rest upon the physical body, but instead become so drenched in perspiration and or [precipitation] that they merge and become indistinguishable from your body. This term is most commonly used by visitors to tropical climates or places like Miami in June. Used in Hollywood when a witch or a vampire dies and their body melts from within and merges outward with their clothing ultimately forming a pile on the floor.
June in Miami has the longest summer days with a [UV] index around 11. June combines average daily temperatures of 89.5 degrees with [buckling] humidity of 76.2%. June is the beginning of [the hurricane] season in Miami and the wettest month of the year near 10 inches of precipitation falling over an average of 13 precipitation days.

[Michiko]

A salary, fee, or profit from employment or office.