| BALLOTS | • ballots n. Plural of ballot. • ballots v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of ballot. • BALLOT v. to vote by ballot. |
| BRULOTS | • BRULOT n. (Canadian) a biting fly. |
| CARLOTS | • carlots n. Plural of carlot. • car␣lots n. Plural of car lot. • CARLOT n. (Shakespeare) a peasant, a churl, also CARL, CARLE. |
| COPLOTS | • coplots v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of coplot. • COPLOT v. to plot together. |
| DIGLOTS | • diglots n. Plural of diglot. • DIGLOT n. (Greek) a bilingual book. |
| DRYLOTS | • DRYLOT n. an enclosure for livestock. |
| FIRLOTS | • firlots n. Plural of firlot. • FIRLOT n. (Scots) an old measure of grain etc. |
| FLOTSAM | • flotsam n. Debris floating in a river or sea, in particular fragments from a shipwreck. • FLOTSAM n. goods lost by shipwreck and found floating on the sea. |
| GIGLOTS | • giglots n. Plural of giglot. • GIGLOT n. (obsolete) a giddy girl, a wanton, also GIGLET, GILLET, JILLET. |
| HARLOTS | • harlots n. Plural of harlot. • HARLOT n. a prostitute. |
| MERLOTS | • merlots n. Plural of merlot. • Merlots n. Plural of Merlot. • MERLOT n. (French) a red dry wine. |
| OCELOTS | • ocelots n. Plural of ocelot. • OCELOT n. (Nahuatl) an American wildcat. |
| REPLOTS | • replots v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of replot. • REPLOT v. to plot again. |
| SHALOTS | • shalots n. Plural of shalot. • SHALOT n. an onion with garlic-flavoured bulbs, also ESCHALOT, SHALLOT. |
| SUBLOTS | • sublots n. Plural of sublot. • SUBLOT n. a subdivision of a lot. |
| TALLOTS | • tallots n. Plural of tallot. • TALLOT n. in the West of England, a loft, also TALLAT, TALLET. |
| ZEALOTS | • zealots n. Plural of zealot. • Zealots n. Plural of Zealot. • ZEALOT n. a fanatic, also ZEALANT, ZELANT. |