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Definition of pole
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Pole (v. t.) To stir, as
molten
glass,
with a
pole..
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Sinapoleic
::
Sinapoleic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
mustard
oil;
specifically,
designating
an acid of the oleic acid
series
said to occur in
mistard
oil..
Boom
::
Boom (v. t.) To
extend,
or push, with a boom or pole; as, to boom out a sail; to boom off a
boat..
Prosopolepsy
::
Prosopolepsy
(n.)
Respect
of
persons;
especially,
a
premature
opinion
or
prejudice
against
a
person,
formed
from his
external
appearance..
Wigwam
::
Wigwam
(n.) An
Indian
cabin or hut,
usually
of a
conical
form, and made of a
framework
of poles
covered
with
hides,
bark, or mats; --
called
also
tepee..
Monopoler
::
Monopoler
(n.) A
monopolist.
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..
Nuthook
::
Nuthook
(n.) A hook at the end of a pole to pull down
boughs
for
gathering
the nuts.
Gabion
::
Gabion
(n.) An
openwork
frame,
as of
poles,
filled
with
stones
and sunk, to
assist
in
forming
a bar dyke, etc., as in
harbor
improvement..
Spoon
::
Spoom (v. i.) To be
driven
steadily
and
swiftly,
as
before
a
strong
wind; to be
driven
before
the wind
without
any sail, or with only a part of the sails
spread;
to scud under bare
poles..
Polemoniaceous
::
Polemoniaceous
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a
natural
order of
plants
(Polemoniaceae),
which
includes
Polemonium,
Phlox,
Gilia,
and a few other
genera..
Polonaise
::
Polonaise
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
Poles,
or to
Poland..
Polemic
::
Polemic
(a.)
Engaged
in, or
addicted
to,
polemics,
or to
controversy;
disputations;
as, a
polemic
writer..
Mattress
::
Mattress
(n.) A mass of
interwoven
brush,
poles,
etc., to
protect
a bank from being worn away by
currents
or
waves..
Polewig
::
Polewig
(n.) The
European
spotted
goby
(Gobius
minutus);
--
called
also
pollybait.
Tadpole
::
Tadpole
(n.) The
hooded
merganser.
Pole
::
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..
Tadpole
::
Tadpole
(n.) The young
aquatic
larva of any
amphibian.
In this stage it
breathes
by means of
external
or
internal
gills,
is at first
destitute
of legs, and has a
finlike
tail.
Called
also
polliwig,
polliwog,
porwiggle,
or
purwiggy..
Quant
::
Quant (n.) A
punting
pole with a broad
flange
near the end to
prevent
it from
sinking
into the mud; a
setting
pole.
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..
Rantipole
::
Rantipole
(n.) A wild,
romping
young
person..
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