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Definition of plot
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of plot is as below...
Plot (n.) In
fiction,
the story of a play,
novel,
romance,
or poem,
comprising
a
complication
of
incidents
which are
gradually
unfolded,
sometimes
by
unexpected
means..
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Cottier
::
Cottier
(n.) In Great
Britain
and
Ireland,
a
person
who hires a small
cottage,
with or
without
a plot of land.
Cottiers
commonly
aid in the work of the
landlord's
farm..
Plot
::
Plot (v. i.) To form a
scheme
of
mischief
against
another,
especially
against
a
government
or those who
administer
it; to
conspire..
Machinator
::
Machinator
(n.) One who
machinates,
or forms a
scheme
with evil
designs;
a
plotter
or
artful
schemer..
Countermine
::
Countermine
(v. i.) To make a
countermine
or
counterplot;
to plot
secretly.
Protactic
::
Protactic
(a.)
Giving
a
previous
narrative
or
explanation,
as of the plot or
personages
of a play;
introductory..
Hatcher
::
Hatcher
(n.) One who
contrives
or
originates;
a
plotter.
Scheme
::
Scheme
(v. t.) To make a
scheme
of; to plan; to
design;
to
project;
to plot.
Weave
::
Weave (v. t.) To form, as
cloth,
by
interlacing
threads;
to
compose,
as a
texture
of any kind, by
putting
together
textile
materials;
as, to weave
broadcloth;
to weave a
carpet;
hence,
to form into a
fabric;
to
compose;
to
fabricate;
as, to weave the plot of a
story..
Discovery
::
Discovery
(n.) The
action
of
discovering;
exposure
to view;
laying
open;
showing;
as, the
discovery
of a
plot..
Scale
::
Scale (n.) A
mathematical
instrument,
consisting
of a slip of wood,
ivory,
or
metal,
with one or more sets of
spaces
graduated
and
numbered
on its
surface,
for
measuring
or
laying
off
distances,
etc., as in
drawing,
plotting,
and the like. See
Gunter's
scale..
Marplot
::
Marplot
(n.) One who, by his
officious
/nterference,
mars or
frustrates
a
design
or
plot..
Imbroglio
::
Imbroglio
(n.) An
intricate,
complicated
plot, as of a drama or work of
fiction..
Intricate
::
Intricate
(a.)
Entangled;
involved;
perplexed;
complicated;
difficult
to
understand,
follow,
arrange,
or
adjust;
as,
intricate
machinery,
labyrinths,
accounts,
plots,
etc..
Complotment
::
Complotment
(n.) A
plotting
together.
Plot
::
Plot (v. t.) To make a plot, map, pr plan, of; to mark the
position
of on a plan; to
delineate..
Cast
::
Cast (n.)
Contrivance;
plot,
design..
Plotter
::
Plotter
(n.) One who plots or
schemes;
a
contriver;
a
conspirator;
a
schemer.
Think
::
Think (v. t.) To plan or
design;
to plot; to
compass.
Court-craft
::
Court-craft
(n.) The
artifices,
intrigues,
and
plottings,
at
courts..
Put-up
::
Put-up
(a.)
Arranged;
plotted;
-- in a bad
sense;
as, a
put-up
job..
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