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plot1
noun
1 a secret plan, especially one laid jointly with others, for contriving something illegal or evil; a conspiracy.
2 the story or scheme of a play, film, novel, etc.
verb (plotted , plotting )
1 tr & intr to plan something (especially something illegal or evil), usually with others.
2 to make a plan of something; to mark the course or progress of something.
3 maths to mark (a series of individual points) on a graph, or to draw a curve through them.
[16c: from plot2, influenced by French complot conspiracy]
plotless adjective .
lose the plot see under lose.
noun
1 a secret plan, especially one laid jointly with others, for contriving something illegal or evil; a conspiracy.
2 the story or scheme of a play, film, novel, etc.
verb (plotted , plotting )
1 tr & intr to plan something (especially something illegal or evil), usually with others.
2 to make a plan of something; to mark the course or progress of something.
3 maths to mark (a series of individual points) on a graph, or to draw a curve through them.
[16c: from plot2, influenced by French complot conspiracy]
plotless adjective .
lose the plot see under lose.
plot2
noun (often in compounds ) a piece of ground for any of various uses vegetable plot .
[Anglo-Saxon]
noun (often in compounds ) a piece of ground for any of various uses vegetable plot .
[Anglo-Saxon]
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