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allot upon

allot upon verb: to count upon; to intend to; to form a purpose of.

Verb

allot upon (third-person singular simple present allots upon, present participle allotting upon, simple past and past participle allotted upon)

  1. (New-England, archaic, slang) To count upon; to intend to; to form a purpose of.
    • He allots upon going to the fair.

Forms of allot upon

third-person singular presentallots upon
present participleallotting upon
past participleallotted upon
pastallotted upon

Questions about allot upon

What does allot upon mean?
Allot upon means to count upon; to intend to; to form a purpose of.
What part of speech is allot upon?
Allot upon is a verb.
What is the past tense of allot upon?
The past tense of allot upon is allotted upon.

Words near allot upon in the dictionary

  1. allosucks
  2. allosuppressive
  3. allosyndesis
  4. allosyndetic
  5. allot
  6. allot upon
  7. allotagm
  8. allotagms
  9. allotaxonograph
  10. allotaxonographs
  11. allotaxonometric

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