plot
/plɒt/Definitions
1. noun
A piece of land, typically with associated buildings, used for a particular purpose.
“The company owns several plots of land for future development.”
2. noun
A plan or scheme for achieving something, especially one that is secret or deceitful.
“The plot of the novel revolves around a complex web of deceit.”
3. verb
To make a plan or scheme for doing something.
“The politician plotted to increase funding for education.”
4. verb
To mark out or arrange the lines of something, typically in a regular or decorative pattern.
“The artist plotted the intricate designs onto the canvas.”
5. verb
To mark out or arrange the lines of something, typically on a map or graph.
“The scientist plotted the data to identify the trend.”
6. noun
A section of a television or film show, typically including a group of connected scenes.
“The plot of the show was engaging and kept me hooked.”