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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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Polary
::
Polary
(a.)
Tending
to a pole;
having
a
direction
toward
a pole.
Bonapartean
::
Bonapartean
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
Napoleon
Bonaparte
or his
family.
Mast
::
Mast (n.) A pole, or long,
strong,
round piece of
timber,
or spar, set
upright
in a boat or
vessel,
to
sustain
the
sails,
yards,
rigging,
etc. A mast may also
consist
of
several
pieces
of
timber
united
by iron
bands,
or of a
hollow
pillar
of iron or
steel..
Australize
::
Australize
(v. i.) To tend
toward
the south pole, as a
magnet..
Poling
::
Poling
(n.) The act of
supporting
or of
propelling
by means of a pole or
poles;
as, the
poling
of
beans;
the
poling
of a
boat..
Prolate
::
Prolate
(a.)
Stretched
out;
extended;
especially,
elongated
in the
direction
of a line
joining
the
poles;
as, a
prolate
spheroid;
--
opposed
to
oblate..
Caber
::
Caber (n.) A pole or beam used in
Scottish
games for
tossing
as a trial of
strength.
Sweep
::
Sweep (n.) A long pole, or piece of
timber,
moved on a
horizontal
fulcrum
fixed to a tall post and used to raise and lower a
bucket
in a well for
drawing
water..
Poleaxe
::
Poleaxe
(n.)
Anciently,
a kind of
battle-ax
with a long
handle;
later,
an ax or
hatchet
with a short
handle,
and a head
variously
patterned;
-- used by
soldiers,
and also by
sailors
in
boarding
a
vessel..
Sarmatic
::
Sarmatic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
Sarmatia,
or its
inhabitants,
the
ancestors
of the
Russians
and the
Poles..
Chair
::
Chair (n.) A
vehicle
for one
person;
either
a sedan borne upon
poles,
or
two-wheeled
carriage,
drawn by one
horse;
a gig..
Stang
::
Stang (n.) In land
measure,
a pole, rod, or
perch..
Gin
::
Gin (n.) A
machine
for
raising
or
moving
heavy
weights,
consisting
of a
tripod
formed
of poles
united
at the top, with a
windlass,
pulleys,
ropes,
etc..
Neap
::
Neap (n.) The
tongue
or pole of a cart or other
vehicle
drawn by two
animals.
Pouldavis
::
Pouldavis
(n.) Same as
Poledavy.
Electro-puncture
::
Electro-puncture
(n.) An
operation
that
consists
in
inserting
needless
in the part
affected,
and
connecting
them with the poles of a
galvanic
apparatus..
Alestake
::
Alestake
(n.) A stake or pole
projecting
from, or set up
before,
an
alehouse,
as a sign; an
alepole.
At the end was
commonly
suspended
a
garland,
a bunch of
leaves,
or a
bush..
Napoleonic
::
Napoleonic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
Napoleon
I., or his
family;
resembling,
or
having
the
qualities
of,
Napoleon
I..
South
::
South (a.) Lying
toward
the
south;
situated
at the
south,
or in a
southern
direction
from the point of
observation
or
reckoning;
proceeding
toward
the
south,
or
coming
from the
south;
blowing
from the
south;
southern;
as, the south
pole..
Jumper
::
"Jumper
(n.) A rude kind of
sleigh;
--
usually,
a
simple
box on
runners
which are in one piece with the poles that form the
thills..
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