Definition of "reallot" []

• To allot for a second or subsequent time (verb)

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• "Take the profit out of the trade and reallot the funds wasted trying to control the use of it with the criminal justice system."
• "I pay plenty in taxes and yet I still hear about homeless children in NYC, so I'd gladly reallot the money to pay to help people who really need it."
• "Section 304 (c) would direct the Secretary, if he determines that any amount of a State's allotment for any fiscal year will not be needed by the State, to reallot that amount to other States that need additional funds, in whatever manner the Secretary determines is appropriate."