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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
measuring
stick;
also, a
measure
of
length
equal to 5/
yards,
or a
square
measure
equal to 30/
square
yards;
a rod; a
perch..
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Imp-pole
::
Imp-pole
(n.) A pole for
supporting
a
scaffold.
Pitch
::
Pitch (v. t.) To
thrust
or plant in the
ground,
as
stakes
or
poles;
hence,
to fix
firmly,
as by means of
poles;
to
establish;
to
arrange;
as, to pitch a tent; to pitch a
camp..
Antipole
::
Antipole
(n.) The
opposite
pole;
anything
diametrically
opposed.
Draco
::
Draco (n.) The
Dragon,
a
northern
constellation
within
which is the north pole of the
ecliptic..
Tomjohn
::
Tomjohn
(n.) A kind of open sedan used in
Ceylon,
carried
by a
single
pole on men's
shoulders..
Stang
::
Stang (n.) In land
measure,
a pole, rod, or
perch..
Polemic
::
Polemic
(a.)
Engaged
in, or
addicted
to,
polemics,
or to
controversy;
disputations;
as, a
polemic
writer..
Poler
::
Poler (n.) An
extortioner.
See
Poller.
Caber
::
Caber (n.) A pole or beam used in
Scottish
games for
tossing
as a trial of
strength.
Neap
::
Neap (n.) The
tongue
or pole of a cart or other
vehicle
drawn by two
animals.
Pole
::
Pole (n.) See
Polarity,
and
Polar,
n..
Fly
::
Fly (v. i.) The outer
canvas
of a tent with
double
top,
usually
drawn over the
ridgepole,
but so
extended
as to touch the roof of the tent at no other
place..
Palanquin
::
Palanquin
(n.) An
inclosed
carriage
or
litter,
commonly
about eight feet long, four feet wide, and four feet high, borne on the
shoulders
of men by means of two
projecting
poles,
-- used in
India,
China,
etc., for the
conveyance
of a
single
person
from place to
place..
Dipolar
::
Dipolar
(a.)
Having
two
poles,
as a
magnetic
bar..
Caducous
::
Caducous
()
Dropping
off or
disappearing
early,
as the calyx of a
poppy,
or the gills of a
tadpole..
Boom
::
Boom (v. t.) To
extend,
or push, with a boom or pole; as, to boom out a sail; to boom off a
boat..
Rood
::
Rood (n.) A
measure
of five and a half yards in
length;
a rod; a
perch;
a pole.
Ridgepole
::
Ridgepole
(n.) The
timber
forming
the ridge of a roof, into which the
rafters
are
secured..
Tarantass
::
Tarantass
(n.) A low
four-wheeled
carriage
used in
Russia.
The
carriage
box rests on two long,
springy
poles which run from the fore to the hind
axletree.
When snow
falls,
the
wheels
are taken off, and the body is
mounted
on a
sledge..
Monopoler
::
Monopoler
(n.) A
monopolist.
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