Lottery
Lottery noun - Players buy (or are given) chances and prizes are distributed by casting lots.
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Synonyms for Lottery
Pool and lottery are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Pool" instead a noun "Lottery".
Nearby Word: lotto
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- When Santa's Little Helper gets sick and needs an operation, one of the ways Marge cuts back in order to afford it is to stop buying into the lottery ticket pool with her women's group.
Source: Never Win the Lottery -
The championship game was a 27-0 blowout instead of a classic nail biter, and the Titans's success had more to do with a three-school merger hitting the lottery with its talent pool than any coaching on Boone's part.
Source: Film / Remember the Titans -
Superpower Lottery: While most magicians have varying cast speeds or Mana pool sizes, there are also "Born-Specialized Magicians", who are born with unique abilities.
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