Definition: Relating to the North or South Pole, or having characteristics associated with these regions, such as extreme cold or ice. It can also refer to something that has two opposite extremes or poles.

Example: The polar bear is well adapted to live in the icy conditions of the Arctic.

Definition: Not a valid English word.

Example: Not available

Definition: A low area of land that has been taken from water, especially in the Netherlands, and is kept dry by walls called dikes.

Example: The farmers in the polder grow crops on land that was once underwater.

Definition: To move a boat or raft forward by pushing it with a long, slender stick, or to use ski sticks to help with speed.

Example: They had to pole the canoe across the river.

Definition: A long, thin piece of wood or other material that is often used for support or as a marker.

Example: He used a pole to help him cross the river.

Definition: To push or move something using a long, slender object, often used in water or to support plants.

Example: The workers were poling the boat down the river using long poles.

Definition: A type of flowering plant that belongs to the genus Polemonium, known for its perennial herbs with fused petals.

Example: The garden was filled with beautiful polemonium plants, showcasing their lovely blue flowers.

Definition: A star that is used for navigation because it is always in the same position in the sky, often referred to as Polaris. It can also mean a guiding principle or center of attraction.

Example: In times of uncertainty, her values served as a polestar for making decisions.

Definition: In the direction of the pole of a planet or celestial body.

Example: The climate becomes colder as we move poleward.

Definition: In the direction of one of the poles of the Earth, either the North Pole or the South Pole.

Example: The birds migrate poleward during the winter months.

Definition: A type of tree that has had its upper branches cut back to encourage new growth, or an animal that has been dehorned.

Example: The gardener decided to pollard the old willow tree to promote healthier growth.

Definition: To cut the branches of a tree back to the trunk or main stem, often to promote new growth.

Example: The gardener decided to pollard the old willow tree to encourage healthier foliage.

Definition: Describing a tree or plant that has been cut back significantly to encourage new growth.

Example: The pollarded trees along the street provide a unique shape and plenty of new leaves in spring.

Definition: To cut back a tree or shrub to promote new growth, usually by removing the upper branches.

Example: The gardener pollarded the trees to encourage a fuller canopy.

Definition: A fine powder made of tiny grains that come from the male part of flowers and is used for reproduction in plants.

Example: In spring, the air is filled with pollen from blooming flowers.

Definition: Having a surface that is covered with fine powder from flowers or plants, which is used for reproduction.

Example: The pollened flowers attracted many bees and butterflies.