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Definitions from the WebTerm: Scot and LotPart of Speech: Phrase (noun) Sense 1: A term used to indicate a person liable to pay local taxes in a medieval British borough. Example Sentence: In the town council's records, John was listed as a scot and lot, requiring him to contribute to the local taxes. Part of Speech: Phrase (idiom) Sense 1: Popular expression meaning "to contribute fairly" or "pay one's share." Example Sentence: As responsible citizens, we should all participate and scot and lot towards the development of our community. Sense 2: Local usage in some regions, referring to a traditional event or festival where people gather to celebrate and contribute. Example Sentence: The annual village fair is a scot and lot event, where everyone comes together to enjoy games, food, and donate to charity. Related Products on Amazon: | ||||
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