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liberty pole

liberty pole noun: a symbol of liberty (originally of the freeing of the ancient Romans from the rule of Caesar), consisting of a pole (or spear or lance) surmounted by a liberty cap.

Noun

liberty pole (plural liberty poles)

  1. A symbol of liberty (originally of the freeing of the ancient Romans from the rule of Caesar), consisting of a pole (or spear or lance) surmounted by a liberty cap.

Proper noun capitalized: Liberty Pole

Liberty Pole

  1. An area of Hingham, Massachusetts, USA.

Forms of liberty pole

pluralliberty poles

Questions about liberty pole

What does liberty pole mean?
Liberty pole means a symbol of liberty (originally of the freeing of the ancient Romans from the rule of Caesar), consisting of a pole (or spear or lance) surmounted by a liberty cap.
What part of speech is liberty pole?
Liberty pole can be a noun or a proper noun.
What is the plural of liberty pole?
The plural of liberty pole is liberty poles.

Words near liberty pole in the dictionary

  1. liberty men
  2. liberty of conscience
  3. liberty of indifference
  4. liberty of speech
  5. liberty of the press
  6. liberty pole
  7. liberty poles
  8. liberty sandwich
  9. liberty sandwiches
  10. liberty sausage
  11. liberty sausages

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