Ballot

What do we mean by ballot?

A sheet of paper or a card used to cast or register a vote, especially a secret one. noun

The act, process, or method of voting, especially in secret. noun

A list of candidates running for office; a ticket. noun

The total of all votes cast in an election. noun

The right to vote; franchise. noun

A small ball once used to register a secret vote. noun

To cast a ballot; vote. intransitive verb

To draw lots. intransitive verb

To decide upon a question, proposition, or candidacy by casting ballots; take a ballot or a vote by ballot: often with for in the sense of ‘in relation to’: as, to ballot for members of a club. See the noun.

To bound, as in the bore of a cannon: as, spherical projectiles ballot in the bore of the piece.

To select by lot; draw lots (for): as, to ballot for places.

To vote for or against by ballot; choose or elect by ballot.

To choose by lot; select by drawing lots for.

A small bale, weighing from 70 to 120 pounds. noun

A little ball used in voting. Hence A ticket or slip of paper, sometimes called a voting-paper, used for the same purpose, on which is printed or written an expression of the elector's choice as between candidates or propositions to be voted for. noun

A method of secret voting by means of small balls, or of printed or written ballots, which are deposited in an urn or a box called a ballot-box. noun

A casting of ballots; a vote by ballot; also, the whole number of votes cast or recorded: as, a ballot was taken on the resolution; there was a large ballot. noun

A method of drawing lots by taking out small balls, or the like, from a box; hence, lot-drawing. noun

Originally, a ball used for secret voting. Hence: Any printed or written ticket used in voting. noun

The act of secret voting, whether by balls, written or printed ballots or tickets, or by use of a voting machine; the system of voting secretly. noun

Originally, a small ball placed in a container to cast a vote; now, by extension, a piece of paper or card used for this purpose, or some other means used to signify a vote.

The process of voting, especially in secret; a round of voting.

The total of all the votes cast in an election.

A list of candidates running for office; a ticket.

It's a card game between four people, it's originaly France game but it's famous in Saudi Arabia. Urban Dictionary

An election in which there is only one real choice--even if it appears that more than one choice is offered--not necessarily restricted to the (old) Soviet Union. Urban Dictionary

When Trump loses an election and the worse he loses, the more ballot fraud-er it is Urban Dictionary

After you're done sleeping with a girl, you tell her you have to work early and leave. Only to come back between 3 and 4 am to sneak in and take a dump on her chest. Urban Dictionary

The first person eligible to be an idiot. Not to be confused with First Ballot Hall of Famer. Urban Dictionary

When you take an Ambien before an orgy . Afterward you try to figure out how many people you slept with, and how many were male or female. Urban Dictionary

(abbrev. BMB) Condition suffered by voters in states where elections include an overabundance of confusing ballot measures. Often suffered after watching an endless barrage of equally confusing ads for and against said measures. Urban Dictionary

A sexual act in which one inserts a Sharpie marker halfway up their anus and penetrates another person vaginally or anally to climax, when they scream "LAWSUIT!" Urban Dictionary

A state of extreme physical or mental fatigue that results from having to fill out a ballot in which Tom Cotton is a candidate for the Senate again. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to ballot:
ballot, allot, ballet, ballou, ballon, callot, ballo, fallot, ballow, billot, gallot, hallot, ballout, ballat.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word ballot:
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Words that rhyme with ballot:
palette, pallet, palate, mallet, shallot, palet, calotte, salat, sallet, callet, tallit, dalit, callot, malet, fallot, pallett, kalat, gallet, cleft palate, hallett, salaat, hard palate, soft palate, callat, hallet, mallett, croquet mallet, polo mallet, al it, cal it, canal it, corral it, morale it, pascal it, rationale it, shall hit, shall it, val it, vallot.

Adjectives that are often used to describe ballot:
secret, first, second, third, australian, joint, short, fourth, official, primary, sixth, free, single, next, final, fifth, direct, partisan, nonpartisan, postal, presidential, open, ninth, eighth, informal, separate, seventh, tenth, popular, preferential, universal, two, democratic, formal, blank, republican, written, column, printed, honest, statewide, unanimous, 36th, marked, decisive, fourteenth, split, 103rd, called, municipal, electoral, seventeenth, folded, sixteenth, shorter, intelligent, 1st, exhaustive, off, block, compulsory, closed, thirtieth, twelfth, eleventh, post, down.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective ballot:
box, boxes, papers, paper, system, rigging, stuffing, schedule, hall, law, splitting, table, reform, measure, voting, counting, boxing, bean, stuffers, casting, choice, voters, initiative, election, switching, brokers, fraud, proposition, card, fodder, boxism, convention, inspector, commission, clerk, nomination.

Consonant match to ballot:
bullet, billet, bailout, bail out, belate, bolete, bullate, belute, bawl out, beloit, bullitt, bale out, belight, billot, boulette, boulet, belowt, belet, bulat, billett, b light, bail it, bail ought, bal et, bale et, bale it, ball hit, ball hut, ball it, balliett, bay late, bay light, bayle et, be late, be light, bell it, berlet, bielat, bile it, bill hit, bill it, bo let, boehlert, boil it, bowl it, boy let, boy lit, boyle et, boyle it, bull it, buol et, by late, by lot.

Words that sound like ballot:
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