extraplot
verbUK /ˈɛkstrəplɒt/
US /ˈɛkstrəplɑːt/
To add an extra piece of land to a story or map.
The author decided to extraplot a small island for the heroes to explore.
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OTHER MEANINGS
2. To mark out an additional area on a chart or plan.
They extraplotted a garden beside the house on the blueprint.
3. To create an extra storyline that branches off the main one.
The writer extraplotted a side quest for the second chapter.
4. To add a supplementary piece of ground to a property.
The farmer extraplotted a strip of field for the new crop.