poller
poller noun: one who polls or lops trees.
Noun
poller (plural pollers)
- one who polls or lops trees
- one who cuts hair; a barber
- one who votes
- one who registers voters or conducts a poll
- a task or process that periodically checks for a condition being satisfied, such as the availability of new data
Forms of poller
| plural | pollers |
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Origin of poller
From poll + -er.
Words that rhyme with poller
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- circumpolar
- dipolar
- high roller
- homopolar
- lunisolar
- molar
- multipolar
- poler
- subsolar
- ambipolar
- antisolar
- arteriolar
- bolar
- bronchioalveolar
- bronchiolar
- comptroller
- condoler
- consoler
- droller
- enroller
- equimolar
- extoller
- grolar
- nonsolar
- osmolar
- parietoalveolar
- patroller
- petiolar
- premolar
- pseudobipolar
- reroller
- subpolar
- transpolar
- vacuolar
Questions about poller
- What does poller mean?
- Poller means one who polls or lops trees.
- What part of speech is poller?
- Poller is a noun.
- What is the plural of poller?
- The plural of poller is pollers.
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