allot

  • 31allot — ballot …

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  • 32allot — al|lot [ ə lat ] verb transitive to give someone part of an amount of something that is available, or decide that something will be used for a specific purpose: How many students finished the test in the allotted time? …

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  • 33allot —  , allotted, allotting, allottable. all right. Not alright …

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  • 34allot — [[t]əlɒ̱t[/t]] allots, allotting, allotted VERB: usu passive If something is allotted to someone, it is given to them as their share. [be V ed to n] The seats are allotted to the candidates who have won the most votes... [be V ed n] We were… …

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  • 35allot — al·lot || É™ lÉ’t v. give out, distribute; ration; set aside for a special purpose …

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  • 36allot to — v. give out to, distribute to, set aside for …

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  • 37allot — atoll …

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  • 38allot — verb (allots, allotting, allotted) give or apportion (something) to someone. Derivatives allottee noun Origin C15: from OFr. aloter, from a (from L. ad to ) + loter divide into lots …

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  • 39allot — v. a. 1. Distribute, divide, measure, apportion, deal, dispense, parcel out, deal out, give out, mete out, portion out. 2. Assign, appoint, destine, destinate, grant, give …

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  • 40allot — verb Councilwoman Crane has asked why so much tax revenue was allotted to park restoration Syn: allocate to, assign to, apportion to, distribute to, issue to, grant to; earmark for, designate for, set aside for; hand out to/for, deal out to/for,… …

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