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Definition of pole
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of pole is as below...
Pole (n.) A long,
slender
piece of wood; a tall,
slender
piece of
timber;
the stem of a small tree whose
branches
have been
removed;
as,
specifically:
(a) A
carriage
pole, a
wooden
bar
extending
from the front axle of a
carriage
between
the wheel
horses,
by which the
carriage
is
guided
and held back. (b) A flag pole, a pole on which a flag is
supported.
(c) A
Maypole.
See
Maypole.
(d) A
barber's
pole, a pole
painted
in
stripes,
used as a sign by
barbers
and
hairdressers.
(e) A pole on which clim
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Electro-positive
::
Electro-positive
(a.) Of such a
nature
relatively
to some other
associated
body or
bodies,
as to tend to the
negative
pole of a
voltaic
battery,
in
electrolysis,
while the
associated
body tends to the
positive
pole; -- the
converse
or
correlative
of
electro-negative..
Sit
::
Sit (v. t.) To
perch;
to rest with the feet drawn up, as birds do on a
branch,
pole, etc..
Pole
::
Pole (v. t.) To
convey
on
poles;
as, to pole hay into a
barn..
Dipolar
::
Dipolar
(a.)
Having
two
poles,
as a
magnetic
bar..
Staff
::
Staff (n.) A long piece of wood; a
stick;
the long
handle
of an
instrument
or
weapon;
a pole or
srick,
used for many
purposes;
as, a
surveyor's
staff;
the staff of a spear or
pike..
Controversial
::
Controversial
(a.)
Relating
to, or
consisting
of,
controversy;
disputatious;
polemical;
as,
controversial
divinity..
Boom
::
Boom (v. t.) To
extend,
or push, with a boom or pole; as, to boom out a sail; to boom off a
boat..
Cathode
::
Cathode
(n.) The part of a
voltaic
battery
by which the
electric
current
leaves
substances
through
which it
passes,
or the
surface
at which the
electric
current
passes
out of the
electrolyte;
the
negative
pole; --
opposed
to
anode..
Pole
::
Pole (n.) See
Polarity,
and
Polar,
n..
Pompoleon
::
Pompoleon
(n.) See
Pompelmous.
Polecat
::
Polecat
(n.) A small
European
carnivore
of the
Weasel
family
(Putorius
foetidus).
Its scent
glands
secrete
a
substance
of an
exceedingly
disagreeable
odor.
Called
also
fitchet,
foulmart,
and
European
ferret..
Pouldavis
::
Pouldavis
(n.) Same as
Poledavy.
Foumart
::
Foumart
(a.) The
European
polecat;
--
called
also
European
ferret,
and
fitchew.
See
Polecat..
Serpolet
::
Serpolet
(n.) Wild
thyme.
Australize
::
Australize
(v. i.) To tend
toward
the south pole, as a
magnet..
Electro-negative
::
Electro-negative
(n.) A body which
passes
to the
positive
pole in
electrolysis.
Polaristic
::
Polaristic
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
exhibiting,
poles;
having
a polar
arrangement
or
disposition;
arising
from, or
dependent
upon, the
possession
of poles or polar
characteristics;
as,
polaristic
antagonism..
Polenta
::
Polenta
(n.)
Pudding
made of
Indian
meal; also,
porridge
made of
chestnut
meal..
Sinapoleic
::
Sinapoleic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
mustard
oil;
specifically,
designating
an acid of the oleic acid
series
said to occur in
mistard
oil..
Imperial
::
Imperial
(n.) The tuft of hair on a man's lower lip and chin; -- so
called
from the style of beard of
Napoleon
III.
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