lotter

American  

[laht-er] / ˈlɑt ər /

noun

plural

lotters

1. a person who divides goods or land up into lots.

2. Scot., History/Historical. a person who rents or works on a plot of land.

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Example Sentences

Victoria Nuland, a former top State Department official in the Biden administration; Marc Lotter, chief communications officer for the America First Policy Institute.

From Seattle Times

From the discussions that followed, Mr Lotter quickly realised the administration just wasn't equipped to deal with "moving the Titanic-sized ship of government", he tells the BBC.

From BBC

Mr. Lotter said he did not know why Mr. Navarro decided to attack his former White House colleagues.

From Washington Times

Very sad to hear of the death of Common Lotter Dr Ian Gibson, seen here in Anglia Square - A Love Story.

From BBC

A Trump campaign aide, Marc Lotter, shared pictures of supporters gathered indoors to see them, many without masks.

From New York Times