allot

Meaning

Verb

1. To distribute or apportion by (or as if by) lot.
2. To assign or designate as a task or for a purpose.

Adv

Misspelling of a lot.

Noun

Misspelling of a lot.

Synonyms

distribute

assign

allocate

apportion

divide

share

dispense

parcel out

portion

appoint

earmark

bestow

hand out

deliver

award

give out

give

deal

dole out

lot

grant

distribution

ration

summons

subpoena

accord

mete

portion out

share out

divide among

allow

deal out

set aside

shell out

administer

devote

dish out

admit

partition

ascribe

yield

mete out

divide up

cede

designate

admeasure

place

prorate

divide into parts

find

🔍

fasten

consign

attach

confer

mandate

ordain

order

own up

pass around

pass on

pass out

pay

💸

post

pound

💷

present

provide

put out

rate

reallocate

reduce

refer

relinquish

render

requisition

resign

screen off

section

secure

seize

separate

set

set apart

settle

slate

split

split up

squeal

step down

stick

stipulate

stratify

subdivide

supply

tell

call on someone

vote

vouchsafe

will

deliver up

divvy up

indue

vanish into thin air

make one’s exit

make one’s last exit

make ones last exit

make ones exit

part

fall to someone's share

accredit

acknowledge

affect

affirm

affix

afford

apply

appropriate

arrange

assess

assignment

attorn

avow

canton

carve up

cast

cater

charge

cliques

concede

condition

confess

convey

cut up

decree

deduct

define

deliver to

depute

destine

determine

dissect

dissever

donate

drive home

empower

endue

enjoin

fix

fraction

gift

🎁

give away

govern

hand over

impart

issue

know

lay

lay out

lend

let

locate

make fast

Pronounced as (IPA)

/əˈlɒt/

Etymology

From Middle English allotten, from Old French aloter (Modern French allotir). à + lot.