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pollical

pollical adjective: of the thumb.

Adjective

pollical (comparative more pollical, superlative most pollical)

  1. of the thumb

Forms of pollical

comparativemore pollical
superlativemost pollical

Origin of pollical

Borrowed from Latin pollicis, genitive form of pollex (“thumb”), with the suffix -al.

Questions about pollical

What does pollical mean?
Pollical means of the thumb.
What part of speech is pollical?
Pollical is an adjective.

Words near pollical in the dictionary

  1. Pollets
  2. pollex
  3. pollexes
  4. Polley
  5. Polleys
  6. pollical
  7. pollicate
  8. pollicated
  9. pollicates
  10. pollicating
  11. pollices

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