Preposition: of

• fun: We have a lot of fun - genuinely, " he says.

• money: You don't have to spend a lot of money to ensure elegance.

• stuff: We have lots of stuff, most of which we don't need.

• people: There's a lot of not very nice people around.

• thing: There are lots of things I would like to have the time for.

• time: Linux users tend to spend lots of time under Linux, they are a bit out of touch with the windows world.

Preposition: about

• usability: He knows an awful lot about intranet usability and spends much of his time conducting accessibility evaluations of websites.

Converse of object

• spend: Linux users tend to spend lots of time under Linux, they are a bit out of touch with the windows world.

• get: I get an awful lot of requests to add links to the main site.

Adjective modifier

• awful: I get an awful lot of requests to add links to the main site.

• whole: Got the feeling they had a whole lot more in reserve.

• tremendous: So that is an earlier phase of my development; I learned a tremendous lot from Ernst Kris at the time.

• lovely: Iâve been going to the Crawley Juggling Festival for well over ten years now and they really are a lovely lot.

• next: The squealing will soon change Eve and the next lot of noises are not so high pitch.

Noun used with modifier

• parking: In case you cant find a spot, Kew Gardens has a pay and display parking lot off of Kew Green.

• acre: Aero Estates Airpark A fly-in community at Lake Palestine, Texas with 1/2 acre lots, 11 acres of.. .