allotters
Those who distribute
Allotters are people or entities that distribute or assign portions of something.
The word appears most often in legal and administrative contexts—those who divide land, allocate shares, or apportion resources: The original allotters of the reservation land kept no accurate records.
Those who assign portions
- distributorsEntities that supply retailers
- assignersThose who delegate duties
- commissionersOfficials heading regulatory bodies
- grantorsThose who transfer rights
dispensers · administrators · officials · bureaucrats · planners · coordinators · regulators · authorities
Storyline or land parcel
- parcelWrapped item for shipping
- subdivisionPortion of something larger
- surveyorOne who measures land
- deedWritten property conveyance
boundary · acre · hectare · homesteader · settler · colonizer · developer · zoning
Fixed assigned amount
- portionerOne who divides shares
- sharePortion given out
- dividendCorporate profit share
- budgetPlan for spending
provision · supply · disbursement · benefactor · donor · sponsor · funder · contributor
allocators
Those who assign portions
- distributorsEntities that supply retailers
- assignersThose who delegate duties
- commissionersOfficials heading regulatory bodies
grantors · dispensers · administrators · officials · bureaucrats · planners · coordinators · regulators · authorities · councils
plot
Storyline or land parcel
- parcelWrapped item for shipping
- subdivisionPortion of something larger
- surveyorOne who measures land
deed · boundary · acre · hectare · homesteader · settler · colonizer · developer · zoning · title
quota
Fixed assigned amount
budget · provision · supply · disbursement · benefactor · donor · sponsor · funder · contributor · patron
allottershoarders
Excessive keepers of things
accumulators · collectors · amassers · gatherers · stockpilers
allottersrecipients
Those who receive
receivers · beneficiaries · assignees · grantees · appointees
allottersconsolidators
Entities that merge smaller parts
combiners · aggregators · unifiers · poolers · mergers