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Webster Dictionary :: Policy

POL'ICY, n. [L. politia; Gr. city.] 1. Policy, in its primary signification, is ...

Webster Dictionary :: Poling

PO'LING, n. In gardening, the operation of dispersing the worm-casts all over th...

Webster Dictionary :: Polish

PO'LISH, a. Pertaining to Poland, a level country on the south of Russia and the...

Webster Dictionary :: Polishable

POL'ISHABLE, a. Capable of being polished.

Webster Dictionary :: Polished

POL'ISHED, pp. Made smooth and glossy; refined.

Webster Dictionary :: Polisher

POL'ISHER, n. The person or instrument that polishes.

Webster Dictionary :: Polishing

POL'ISHING, ppr. Making smooth and glossy; refining. POL'ISHING , n. Smoothness;...

Webster Dictionary :: Polite

POLI'TE, a. [L. politus, polished, from polio, supra.] 1. Literally, smooth, glo...

Webster Dictionary :: Politely

POLI'TELY, adv. With elegance of manners; genteelly; courteously.

Webster Dictionary :: Politeness

POLI'TENESS, n. Polish or elegance of manners; gentility; good breeding; ease an...

Webster Dictionary :: Politic

POL'ITIC, a. [L. politicus; Gr. a city.] 1. Wise; prudent and sagacious in devis...

Webster Dictionary :: Political

POLIT'ICAL, a. [supra.] Pertaining to policy, or to civil government and its adm...

Webster Dictionary :: Politically

POLIT'ICALLY, adv. With relation to the government of a nation or state. 1. Artf...

Webster Dictionary :: Politicaster

POLIT'ICASTER, n. A petty politician; a pretender to politics.

Webster Dictionary :: Politician

POLITI'CIAN, a. Cunning; using artifice. POLITI'CIAN ,n. One versed in the scien...

Webster Dictionary :: Politics

POL'ITICS, n. The science of government; that part of ethics which consists in t...

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