Etymograph

English

jitterplot

From jitter + plot.

A compound of jitter + plot

English chitter ‘to tremble, shiver’

English jitter

Old English plot ‘a plot of ground’

Middle English plot

English plot

Today it means

noun An extension of a dotplot in which overlapping dots are converted into lines.

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Etymograph / jitterplot