noun

lot

plot of land, item for sale at auction, group, fate

They bought a lot to build a house.

They bought a lot to build a house.

The next lot is a vintage car.

The next lot is a vintage car.

That's the whole lot.

That's the whole lot.

a lot of ((sth.)) a large amount or number of (sth.) I have a lot of friends.

a lot a piece of land They bought a lot to build a house.

Synonyms: plot, portion, batch, share

From Old English 'hlot' (portion, choice, that which falls to one), related to the idea of drawing lots.

Think of a parking 'lot' (a plot of land) or a 'lot'tery where you draw a lot to decide your fate.

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