allot
uh lot
- v give out
- v allow to have
- v administer or bestow, as in small portions
- What riles them is an item buried in the Bush Administration's proposed budget that would allot $125 million in fiscal year 2003 to begin designing a fleet of nuclear powered .
- Workers entrust their savings to trustees, who hire professional managers, who allot their assets among professional-inves tment firms, so that the investment firms can in turn .
- But if we drop the SAT, by what means should we allot membership in the nation's lite? Of course, plenty of people make movies and play in the major leagues and run companies and .