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polo-sticks

polo-sticks is the plural of polo-stick.

Meaning of polo-stick

Noun

polo-stick (plural polo-sticks)

  1. The elongate implement needed to push a ball from a horseback and thereby vie with other mounted players.
    • COVER: A Persian miniature from the Topkapi Sarayi Library in Istanbul depicting Alexander the Great feeding sesame seeds to a cockerel. This rare illustration depicts an episode in which Darius insulted Alexander by sending him a polo stick and ball, and a bowl of sesame seed, saying that as...2004, “The History of Sesame”, in Economic Botany, volume 58, number 3
    Synonyms:
    polo mallet

Questions about polo-sticks

What is polo-sticks the plural of?
Polo-sticks is the plural of polo-stick.

Words near polo-sticks in the dictionary

  1. polo-neck
  2. polo-necked
  3. polo-necked sweater
  4. polo-necks
  5. polo-stick
  6. polo-sticks
  7. Polock
  8. Polocks
  9. polocrosse
  10. polocyte
  11. polocytes

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