Synonym: drawing, raffle. Similar words: tottering, battery, jittery, flattery, pitter-patter, blotting, gotten, rotten. Meaning: ['lɑtərɪ /'lɒt-] 
n. 1. something that is regarded as a chance event 2. players buy (or are given) chances and prizes are distributed by casting lots.
n. 1. something that is regarded as a chance event 2. players buy (or are given) chances and prizes are distributed by casting lots. 
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181. That she will win the lottery is a fat chance.
182. Suppose you were a lottery winner . How would you deal with the money?
183. The man bought a lot of lottery tickets on the chance of winning a fortune.
184. The first knowledge of sports lottery in China is its strong function of raising fund.
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185. Even though luck has played little part in his climb to the top, he retains the innocent air of a lottery winner.
186. The same might be said for lottery tickets, of which I found many littering the sides of the road.
187. Statisticians everywhere are squealing in delight over this story on fellow statistician Mohan Srivastava, who used his know-how to crack the code of a tic-tac-toe scatcher lottery game.
188. In the 1890s, anti-lottery legislation shuts down the last one, the Louisiana Lottery.
189. The man threatened to cut her throat , but she still held the lottery ticket tightly.
190. At the time, authorities thought Bulger was using the lottery to launder money: take illicit profits, buy a share in a winning lottery ticket, redeem it, and end up with clean cash.
191. Conclusion: The Liuhe - lottery does harm to people, s psychical health and should be for bidden.
More similar words: tottering, battery, jittery, flattery, pitter-patter, blotting, gotten, rotten, forgotten, spotted, besotted, hot temper, artery, mystery, wintery, cemetery, adultery, utter, letter, butter, dysentery, monastery, yesteryear, titter, fetter, fitter, patter, bitter, better, litter.