lot
noun [plural] /lɒt/
/lɑːt/ UK informalDefinition
› a group of people: You're an ignorant lot! Are you lot coming to lunch? My lot (= children and family generally) won't eat spinach.Groups of people
(Definition of lot noun from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- -an suffix
- alliance noun
- assemblage noun
- band noun (GROUP)
- bee noun (GROUP)
- crop noun (GROUP)
- group noun (SET)
- grouping noun
- harem noun
- herd noun
- horde noun
- houseful noun
- pair noun
- quarter noun (PEOPLE)
- shoal noun (FISH)
- stable noun
- triumvirate noun
- twosome noun
- vintage noun
- wing noun (POLITICAL GROUP)
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