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pole,
pole [poːl]
n. One of the celestial poles (north and south).
n. One of the celestial poles (north and south).
policie, policies, policy,
policy [poˈləsɪ]
n. A policy. Enclosed ornamental grounds.
pl. policies The grounds surrounding a property.
n. A policy. Enclosed ornamental grounds.
pl. policies The grounds surrounding a property.
pleece, pleeceman, plice, pliceman, plicemen, poless, polis, polisman, polismen, poliss, polissman, pollis,
polis [ˈpolɪs]
n. The police. A policeman.
n. The police. A policeman.
Compounds and phrases etc.
polisman: A policeman, pl. polismen
poalish, poalished, poleist, polis, polish, polished, polisht, polist,
polish [ˈpolɪʃ]
n. Polish.
v. To polish.
pt. pp. polisht adj. Polished. Complete, utter, out and out.
n. Polish.
v. To polish.
pt. pp. polisht adj. Polished. Complete, utter, out and out.
poalytïcs, polateeshin, poleetical, poleetics, poleitical, poleitickal, poleiticks, polietical, polietics, politacian, politäcian, politeecian, politeecin, politeeshun, politeician, politics, politiecal, politiks, pollutiks,
politics [ˈpolətɪks]
n. Politics.
n. Politics.
Compounds and phrases etc.
politeecian [ˈpolɪtiʃən]: A politician.
poleetical [ˈpolitɪkəl]: Political.
poleetical [ˈpolitɪkəl]: Political.
Poak, Pock, Pok, Poke, Pokk, Pollock, Pollok,
Pollock [ˈpolək]
also Pock [pok]
pn. Pollock (Glasgow).
also Pock [pok]
pn. Pollock (Glasgow).
Pollokshaws, The_Shaws,
Pollokshaws [ˈpoləkʃɔːz]
pn. Pollokshaws (Glasgow).
col. The Shaws
pn. Pollokshaws (Glasgow).
col. The Shaws
pollute, polyute,
pollute [ˈpɔl(j)ut]
v. To pollute.
v. To pollute.
pawn, pawns, poan, poane, poanes, poanin, poans, pon, pone, pones, ponin,
pone [I. poːn]
n. A thin oval strip of green turf used in the roofing of houses or peat-stacks.
v. To strip or pare off a thin layer of surface turf. To cover a roof with poans.
n. A thin oval strip of green turf used in the roofing of houses or peat-stacks.
v. To strip or pare off a thin layer of surface turf. To cover a roof with poans.
doonpoor, dounpoor, ootpoor, poo$er, pooer, poo-er, pooerins, poor, poor_on, poor_oot, poored, poorer, poorie, poorin, poorins, pooroot, poor-oot, poort, pour, pourie, pourie, pourins, pourt, powr, powrie, powrins, powry,
poor [puːr]
n. A small quantity of a liquid substance, A steady flow of any liquid, a heavy shower of rain.
dim. poorie A (cream) jug.
v. To pour.
pt. pp. poort
n. A small quantity of a liquid substance, A steady flow of any liquid, a heavy shower of rain.
dim. poorie A (cream) jug.
v. To pour.
pt. pp. poort
Compounds and phrases etc.
dounpoor: A downpour.
ootpoor: A downpour.
poorer: Someone or something that pours.
poorin: Pouring.
poorins [ˈpuːrɪnz]: Strained off liquid.
poor on: To hasten, hurry.
poor oot: A wedding custom where coins are thrown to the children along the way.
wallie poorie: A cream jug. NEC. The sea urchin Echinus marinus.
ootpoor: A downpour.
poorer: Someone or something that pours.
poorin: Pouring.
poorins [ˈpuːrɪnz]: Strained off liquid.
poor on: To hasten, hurry.
poor oot: A wedding custom where coins are thrown to the children along the way.
wallie poorie: A cream jug. NEC. The sea urchin Echinus marinus.