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Webster Dictionary :: Pole-star
PO'LE-STAR, n. A star which is vertical, or nearly so, to the pole of the earth;...
Webster Dictionary :: Pole-davy
PO'LE-DAVY, n. A sort of coarse cloth.
Webster Dictionary :: Pole-ax
PO'LE-AX PO'LE-AXE, n. An ax fixed to a pole or handle; or rather a sort of hatc...
Webster Dictionary :: Pole
POLE, n. [L. palus. See Pale .] 1. A long slender piece of wood, or the stem of ...
Webster Dictionary :: Polary
PO'LARY, a. [See Polar .] Tending to a pole; having a direction to a pole.
Webster Dictionary :: Polarizing
PO'LARIZING, ppr. Giving polarity to.
Webster Dictionary :: Polarized
PO'LARIZED, pp. Having polarity communicated to.
Webster Dictionary :: Polarize
PO'LARIZE, v.t. To communicate polarity to.
Webster Dictionary :: Polarization
POLARIZA'TION, n. The act of giving polarity to a body. Polarization of light, a...
Webster Dictionary :: Polarity
POLAR'ITY, n. That quality of a body in virtue of which peculiar properties resi...
Webster Dictionary :: Polar
PO'LAR, a. 1. Pertaining to the poles of the earth, north or south, or to the po...
Webster Dictionary :: Polacre
POLA'CRE, n. A vessel with three masts, used in the Mediterranean. The masts are...
Webster Dictionary :: Poking-stick
PO'KING-STICK, n. An instrument formerly used in adjusting the plaits of ruffs t...
Webster Dictionary :: Poking
PO'KING, ppr. Feeling in the dark; stirring with a poker; thrusting at with the ...
Webster Dictionary :: Poker
PO'KER, n. [from poke.] An iron bar used in stirring the fire when coal is used ...
Webster Dictionary :: Poke-weed
PO'KE-WEED, n. The popular name of a plant of the genus Phytolacca, otherwise ca...
