lotto
- noun
- /ˈlɑːtoʊ/
- If she won the Lotto, she would take her mother to Florida.
Of course, last night guys played the Lotto.
- Of course, last night guys played the Lotto.
- And let's say they win the Lotto and they win for, you know, what was, what was that, that prize that was there a couple of months ago?
- I didn't get rich quick because I freaking hit the Lotto on crypto.
Examples
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Could I have five dollars' worth of those Lotto tickets, please?
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Young Americans are showing less interest in buying lotto tickets than their parents.
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Why not play the Lotto in the middle?
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You should buy a Big Lotto ticket tonight.
Fiction book (1992) -
I rely on the weekly lotto to make me rich now.
Blog text (3) -
When the old man left the service, he started buyin' Lotto tickets.
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The great big cars we'd like to drive someday, if we won the Lotto.
Fiction book (1997) -
Hello, I'm Marlon Mason with tonight's winning Lotto numbers.
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Could I have five dollars' worth of those Lotto tickets, please?
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Hello, I'm Marlon Mason with tonight's winning Lotto numbers.
Synonyms
A game where people buy numbered tickets and winners are chosen by chance
A game where players mark numbers on cards and call out when they win
A competition where people buy tickets and one person wins the money
An activity where luck decides the result, like a lottery or roulette
A contest where people enter to win a prize by chance
A game where players pick numbers and win money when they match numbers drawn
An illegal lottery where people bet on numbers to win money
A game where numbered balls are drawn and players mark the matching numbers on a card
A game where people bet money and can win or lose
A game like a lottery where you pick numbers to win money
An illegal game where people bet money on numbers
Surface Forms
Etymology
Lotto comes from Italian lotto, meaning 'lot' or 'fate', and is the same idea behind the English words lot and lottery. So a lotto is a game where your 'lot' — your chance or share — is chosen by drawing numbers.