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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.) One of the
opposite
or
contrasted
parts or
directions
in which a polar force is
manifested;
a point of
maximum
intensity
of a force which has two such
points,
or which has
polarity;
as, the poles of a
magnet;
the north pole of a
needle..
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Shaft
::
Shaft (n.) A pole,
especially
a
Maypole..
Jalons
::
"Jalons
(n. pl.) Long
poles,
topped
with wisps of
straw,
used as
landmarks
and
signals..
Boom
::
Boom (v. t.) To
extend,
or push, with a boom or pole; as, to boom out a sail; to boom off a
boat..
Mile
::
Mile (n.) A
certain
measure
of
distance,
being
equivalent
in
England
and the
United
States
to 320 poles or rods, or 5,280
feet..
Cercaria
::
Cercaria
(n.) The
larval
form of a
trematode
worm
having
the shape of a
tadpole,
with its body
terminated
by a
tail-like
appendage..
Australize
::
Australize
(v. i.) To tend
toward
the south pole, as a
magnet..
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..
Controversial
::
Controversial
(a.)
Relating
to, or
consisting
of,
controversy;
disputatious;
polemical;
as,
controversial
divinity..
Polemic
::
Polemic
(n.) One who
writes
in
support
of one
opinion,
doctrine,
or
system,
in
opposition
to
another;
one
skilled
in
polemics;
a
controversialist;
a
disputant..
Jakie
::
"Jakie
(n.) A South
American
striped
frog
(Pseudis
paradoxa),
remarkable
for
having
a
tadpole
larger
than the
adult,
and hence
called
also
paradoxical
frog..
Reach
::
Reach (n.) The pole or rod which
connects
the hind axle with the
forward
bolster
of a
wagon.
Polemoniaceous
::
Polemoniaceous
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a
natural
order of
plants
(Polemoniaceae),
which
includes
Polemonium,
Phlox,
Gilia,
and a few other
genera..
Lochaber Axe
::
Lochaber
axe () A
weapon
of war,
consisting
of a pole armed with an
axhead
at its end,
formerly
used by the
Scotch
Highlanders..
Stang
::
Stang (n.) In land
measure,
a pole, rod, or
perch..
Polander
::
Polander
(n.) A
native
or
inhabitant
of
Poland;
a Pole.
End
::
End (n.) The
extreme
or last point or part of any
material
thing
considered
lengthwise
(the
extremity
of
breadth
being
side);
hence,
extremity,
in
general;
the
concluding
part;
termination;
close;
limit;
as, the end of a
field,
line, pole, road; the end of a year, of a
discourse;
put an end to pain; --
opposed
to
beginning,
when used of
anything
having
a first
part..
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..
Maypole
::
Maypole
(n.) A tall pole
erected
in an open place and
wreathed
with
flowers,
about which the
rustic
May-day
sports
were had..
Poleax
::
Poleax
(n.) Alt. of
Poleax.
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..
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