allotment

Preposition: of

• share: The allotment of shares at a discount, i.e. at an issue price for a share below its nominal value.
• land: On retirement, a soldier was given a regular income, a home and an allotment of land.

Converse of object

• rent: The cost of renting an allotment depends on its size, ranging from £ 20 to £ 45 per year.
• dig: Main non-academic interests are digging the allotment and running marathons.
• acquire: In Chester we have acquired an allotment with raised beds and wheelchair access.
• promote: More should be done to promote allotments in these areas.

Adjective modifier

• derelict: Have recently taken over a derelict allotment in the local vicinity to be run organically.
• disused: Some of the achievements include converting disused allotments in East Oxford into a Nature Park.
• organic: Married with two children, Andrew has lived in Whetstone for 19 years and has an organic allotment at Whetstone Stray.
• nearby: This is an intergenerational project, where older people work with local young offenders teaching them gardening skills on a nearby allotment.
• urban: In fact, turning up on an urban allotment with a firearm could get you shot.
• local: Stories from schools, public services, even the local allotments.

Modifies a noun

• gardening: Allotment gardening can offer healthy exercise, at your own pace, in the open air.
• holder: Can allotment holders water their plots using a hosepipe?
• gardener: A female allotment gardener has won best allotment plot competition for the third year running.
• plot: Norwich has over 1450 allotment plots on 18 sites across Norwich.
• rep: Chicken Controversy Well the allotment rep came back with the answer ' no ' .
• garden: The site was an allotment garden prior to redevelopment.

Noun used with modifier

• share: The Act does not require that a company keep registers of individual share allotments or transfers.
• community: There are also 3 community allotments within North Tyneside.