Polie
Polie noun: a worker stationed at the South Pole.
Noun
Polie (plural Polies)
- A worker stationed at the South Pole.
- Polies have much more attitude than McMurdoites. […] Where a McMurdoite would simply turn and leave a conversation that didn't interest him, a Polie would blatantly change the subject or challenge the entire premise of the discussion.2006 March 17, iceowl, Everything2, archived from the original on 14 Aug 2025
- “When Polies see the red coats come off the plane, we think they're not real Antarctic workers. We see McMurdo as a luxury resort. We think we're tougher and want the people from McMurdo to see how cold it is and how much ice we have […]2011, Nicholas Johnson, Big Dead Place
Forms of Polie
| plural | Polies |
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Origin of Polie
From pole + -ie.
Questions about Polie
- What does Polie mean?
- Polie means a worker stationed at the South Pole.
- What part of speech is Polie?
- Polie is a noun.
- What is the plural of Polie?
- The plural of Polie is Polies.
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