divvy
di vee
- n short for dividend; especially one paid by a cooperative society
- In December the court's six judges signed off on new rules that, among other things, allow the chief judge to divvy up the workload of a "very large, complex case of national .
- The story pretty much ruined Nick Shapiro's day; Shapiro, one of a bevy of White House spokesmen who divvy up issues, has the up-until-today easy task of dealing with immigration .
- Lawrence becomes more extreme, the British and French blithely divvy up the land, and Sherif Ali is revealed as the one untainted hero.