Plug's Place is a term used to describe the components of an electrical system. The term consists of four parts: CORD (4 letters), EAR (3 letters), OUTLET (6 letters) and SOCKET (6 letters). CORD refers to the wire that connects the electrical device to the power source, EAR is the part of the plug that fits into the OUTLET, OUTLET is the wall SOCKET where the plug is inserted, and SOCKET is the part of the plug that holds the CORD. Together, these components form Plug's Place, which is the complete electrical system.