Plot

plot, n. a small piece of ground. v.t. to make a plat i of pr p. plotting pa. and pa p. plott'ed. [A.S. plot a patch of land.] Plot, plot, «. a complicated scheme a conspiracy stratagem the chain of incidents in the story of a play, . v to scheme to fonn a scheme of mischief, to conspire —v.t. to devise,—prp. plotting, pa.t. and pa p plotted [Fr. cornplot, acc. to Diez, from L. complicitum pa.p. of compluo, to fold together, to complicate Plotter, plot'dr, n one who plots a conspirator Plough, plow, n an instrument for turning up the — soil tillage v.t to turn up with the plough to furrow to tear to divide to run through in sailing. n. Plough 'er lice plogr