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What is allot?Mostly made up of old people that smell like cabbage and think they are more important than politicians. I'm just going down the Allotment so I can piss the locals off and moan about the younger generation. allot - meme gifallot - videoAllot - what is it?Get aggressively railed Hmm Iād let him dig my allotment - I want him to rail me What does "allot" mean?I got totally ambushed, she was groomed like Terry Waite's allotment. Allot - what does it mean?(Simile.) Describes a badly overgrown ladygarden or punani in need of a lot of TLC. (And possibly an industrial-sized strimmer.) "I pulled down her knickers, and she had a twat like Terry Waite's allotment! I've seen long-haired poodles with less hair than her!" Allot - meaningSelf-explanatory to Britishers in the 1990's, this description of unruly hair will puzzle the rest of us, so: The man on the bench had a red beard like Terry Waite's allotment. Allot - definitionThe word used when speaking about working on your allotment, allotment in this sense meaning a small piece of land you own for growing food on. Oh, just a bit of allotmenting... Allot - slangCorrect definition = distribute: administer or bestow, as in small portions. Correct example: Given as a task; "her allotted chores" AllotA word improperly used by many. As no one wants to recognize that "alot" is a valid word (see David Horvitz definition in Urban Dictionary), most spell-checkers propose to change "alot" to "allot". Unknowingly users just accept the choice. "I love the UD site alot." After spell checking in Outlook, you end up with "I love the UD site allot." AllotA word improperly used by many. As no one wants to recognize that "alot" is a valid word (see David Horvitz definition in Urban Dictionary), most spell-checkers propose to change "alot" to "allot". Unknowingly users just accept the choice. "I love the UD site alot." After spell checking in Outlook, you end up with "I love the UD site allot." AllotJohn: wanna go for a drink? |
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