Whitechapel /(h)wītˈchap-l/

1. A lead from a one-card suit, straightforward leading out of winning cards, or other type of unskilful play (whist)
2. The intentional pocketing of an opponent's ball (billiards)

Whitechapel cart see under cart

• plottie
• plotties
• plotting
• plottingly
• plotting-paper
• plottings
• plotty
• plough
• ploughable
• plough a lonely furrow
• plough back
• ploughboy
• ploughboys
• ploughed
• plougher
• ploughers
• ploughgate
• ploughgates
• plough in
• ploughing
• ploughings
• plough-iron
• plough-irons
• plough-jogger
• plough-joggers