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lotsnounpl. of lot a small piece of land that is developed or available for developmentthe softball team often plays in the vacant lot down at the end of the street parcels, plats, plots, properties, tracts patchesfrontagesleasesdevelopmentsreal estates a considerable amountyou'll need to do a lot of studying for the test you sure bought a lot of clothing abundances, barrels, basketfuls(also basketsful), boatloads, buckets, bunches, bundles, bushels, carloads, chunks, deals, dozens(or dozen), fistfuls, gobs, good deals, heaps, hundreds(or hundred), lashings(also lashins, chiefly British), loads, masses, messes, mountains, much, multiplicities, myriads, oodles, packs, passels, pecks, piles, platefuls, plenitudes, plenties, plentitudes, potfuls, pots, profusions, quantities, rafts, reams, scads, sheaves, shiploads, sights, slews, spates, stacks, stores, tons, truckloads, volumes, wads, wealths, yards epidemics, plagues, rashesbonanzas, embarrassments, excesses, overabundances, overages, overkills, overmuch, oversupplies, plethoras, redundancies, superabundances, superfluities, surfeits, surplusesdeluges, floods, overflowsarmies, bevies, crams, crowds, crushes, droves, flocks, herds, hordes, hosts, legions, mobs, multitudes, presses, scores, seas, swarms, throngsgazillions, jillions, kazillions, millions(or million), thousands, trillions, zillions all kinds (of), quite a bit aces, bits, dabs, drams, driblets, glimmers, handfuls(also handsful), hints, licks, little, mites, mouthfuls, nips, ounces, peanuts, pinches, pittances, scruples, shades, shadows, smidgens(also smidgeons or smidgins or smidges), specks, spots, sprinkles, sprinklings, strains, streaks, suspicions, tastes, touches, traces atoms, crumbs, dots, flecks, flyspecks, fragments, grains, granules, iotas, jots, modicums, molecules, motes, nubbins, particles, rays, scintillas, scraps, shreds, tittles, whitssmatterings, smattersdashes, drops, morsels, shotspieces, portions, sectionsabsences, dearths, famines, lacks, paucities, poverties, scarcities, shortages, undersupplies, wantsdeficiencies, deficits, inadequacies, insufficiencies a small area of usually open landthere were still plenty of Christmas trees available for sale in the lot clearings, fields, grounds, parcels, plats, plots, tracts commons, crofts(chiefly British)grasses, green, greenswards, lawnsglades, grasslands, heathlands, heaths, leas(or leys), meadows, moors, pasturelands, pastures a number of things considered as a unitthe auctioneer next introduced a lot containing several pieces of fine china arrays, assemblages, bands, banks, batches, batteries, blocks, bunches, clots, clumps, clusters, clutches, collections, constellations, groupings, groups, huddles, knots, musters, packages, parcels, passels, sets, suites accumulations, aggregates, aggregations, conglomerationsagglomerations, assortments, hodgepodges, jumbles, miscellanies, mixtures, odds and ends, sundries, varietiescycles, runs, series, suits the whole kit and caboodle entities, items, singles, units a state or end that seemingly has been decided beforehandwill it always be my lot to be picked last in gym class? circumstances, destinies, dooms, fates, fortunes, kismets, portions accidents, casualties(archaic), chances, happenchances, happenstances, haps, hazards, luckpredestinationsaftereffects, aftermaths, conclusions, consequences, developments, effects, fruits, issues, outcomes, outgrowths, resultants, results, sequels, sequences, upshots a group of people sharing a common interest and relating together sociallyyou should stop hanging out with that lot, or you'll end up in trouble bodies, bunches, circles, clans, cliques, communities, coteries, covens, crowds, folds, galères, gangs, klatches(also klatsches), networks, packs, rings, sets charmed circles, elites, in-groupsclosed shopsclubs, colleges, fellowships, guilds(also gilds), leagues, organizations, societiescamps, factions, sects, sides, tribesmesses, squadsbrotherhoods, fraternities, orders, sisterhoods, sodalities, sororitiescommunesalliances, blocs, coalitions, confederations, congresses, councils, federations, unions lonersindividualists a usually small number of persons considered as a unitthe school has a very strong science department, because there's not one bad teacher in the lot arrays, bands, batches, batteries, bodies, boodles, bunches, clusters, clutches, consorts, constellations, crops, groupings, groups, huddles, knots, parcels, parties, passels assemblies, collectives, congregations, gatherings, musters, organizationscircles, clans, cliques, coteries, fellowships, gangs, rings, rounds, setsfactions, guilds(also gilds), orders, schools, sectsbrigades, crews, outfits, phalanxes(or phalanges), platoons, posses, task forces, teamsalliances, blocs, coalitions, confederacies, confederations, federations, leagues, unionsbattalions, squadronsbevies, broods, coveys the whole kit and caboodle individuals, singles to give as a share or portioneveryone is lotted opportunities in life, and it's their responsibility to take them allocates, allots, allows, apportions, assigns, distributes, rations admeasures, administers, deals, dispenses, divides, doles out, hands out, measures, meters, metes (out), parcels (out), parts, portions, prorates, shares (out), splitsaccords, awards, gives, grantsearmarks, reserveschips in, contributes, donatesreallocates, reapportions, reassigns, redistributes begrudges, denies, deprives (of)keeps, retains, stints, withholdsappropriates, arrogates, confiscates in 1839 |