plot² /plot or plōt/ or ploat /plōt/ (Scot and N Eng)

1. To dip or steep in very hot water
2. To burn, scald, scorch
3. To scald and pluck
4. To pluck, strip of feathers, hair, etc
5. To fleece (figurative)
6. To remove fluff, etc from (a garment) (not Scot)

plottˈie or plottˈy noun

A spiced hot drink, such as mulled wine

• ploughgates
• plough in
• ploughing
• ploughings
• plough-iron
• plough-irons
• plough-jogger
• plough-joggers
• ploughland
• ploughlands
• ploughman
• ploughman's lunch
• ploughman's lunches
• ploughman's spikenard
• ploughmen
• Plough Monday
• plough on
• plough one's way through
• ploughs
• ploughshare
• ploughshare bone
• ploughshares
• plough-staff
• plough-staffs
• plough-stilt