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divvy up

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Verb1.divvy up - give out as one's portion or sharedivvy up - give out as one's portion or share  
portion out, apportion, share, deal
hand out, pass out, give out, distribute - give to several people; "The teacher handed out the exams"
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? divvy up (inf)
vt sep (= divide up) → aufteilen
vi → aufteilen
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Instead of doing a "double day"--working at the job and at home--devise a way to divvy up household chores and responsibilities.
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The Santas at the realty office asked the Santa Fe Community Foundation to help them decide how to divvy up the $15,000 they would normally would spend on food, entertainment and Christmas cheer.
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