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Wonderful country in eastern Europe. Good food also. Some of the most intelligent people I know are from poland. Very nice country. Urban Dictionary

Poland is a great country. And for those people think it takes three of them screw in a light bulb, well... you're wrong. Poland has provided many intelligent people to the world. Urban Dictionary

He never into space :( Urban Dictionary

Every race has its history, but poland has its for sure. they were invaded by germans, huns, and the russians. they really have their history. they are very hard working people who are known for their fencing and being invaded by neighbors of their nation, especially the germans. i was born in america with polish ancestry. i am 15% polish. when my family came here, they struggled. those who were wiped out because of the nazis are always rememered. those that came to america, i wish well on their journey. people who are polish are hard working people. they use their brains, and are very nice people. if youre not polish in poland, you are always welcome. Urban Dictionary

A Central European country that has suffered immensely through the centuries because of being coveted by larger neighbors. The reputation of Poles being stupid came from them being willing to fight for their country and their freedom when they had no chance in hell of winning. Poland, contrary to popular belief, is a very cultured country that has produced many great scientists, authors, artists, writers, film directors, etc. Poland is now in the European Union. The most negative thing about Poland, however, is the lingering tradition of antisemitism that has survived even though Poland has almost no Jews. This is ironic because Poland before the Russians came in was not as anti-semitic as other European countries ; the Russians introduced the virus of antisemitism into Poland and unfortunately it remained. It probably thrived because of Poles' pride in their Catholicism (even under Communist rule the church remained strong) causing them to look suspiciously upon non-Catholics. Nevertheless Poland has made many great contributions to the world, and perhaps the greatest was the Polish Resistance fighting the Nazis when they had no hope of prevailing against Hitler's war machine. Millions of Poles died in the Nazi concentration camps built on Polish soil. Lech Walesa's Solidarity movement, with the backing of the Polish Pope John Paul II, helped bring down Communism ; Poland was the first communist country to return to democratic rule. Urban Dictionary

Toilet cleaning countryball that cannot into space Urban Dictionary

A very good country with some very good people Urban Dictionary

A country in central europe (not eastern like someone said). Surrounded by Germany to the west, the Czech republik and Slovakia to the South, Belarus, Ukraine, Lithuania, and Russia to the East. An ancient country founded in the middle 10th century by the Piast dynasty. Was one the the richest and biggest countries in europe after it merged with Lithuania, had the first ministry of education (ministy isn't the word I'm looking for), some of the first universities in europe, the second constitution (after the U.S), the first somewhat democratic system, great cavalry troops, but got partitioned due to interna conflics. Regaines it's independence in 1918, only to be invaded by Germany and Russia soon after (Poland actually propesed to attack Germany with France, but France backed out). After that it was made into a soviet satelite, until it rebelled and was made into a democratic republic. The communist hurt the economy making Poland significantly poorer than western europe, but improved education and other things. In the 1990s Poland improved it's economy, and prepared to joined the European Union. Poland joined the E.U in 2004. The current president is a former commie, and not that great. Poland is a very beatiful country, and I'm not just saying that, I'm from Poland and I've traveled to other countries. Beautiful cities- Krakow, Zakopane, Gdansk, Sopot, Kolobrzeg, etc. I am from Chorzow, which is pretty nice and has a huge park. The girls are pretty hot, and there aren't as many fat people as there are in America. Having lived there and in the United States, I can say that I would rather live in Poland. And one more thing- Polish people aren't stupid. Schools are much harder in Poland, and we generally think of Americans as stupid. Here are some random facts- there aren't a lot of black people in Poland, there are a lot of trams, cars are cheap, gas is not, education is free. Urban Dictionary

I've got a polish background so you fuckers who bag Poland are in for it. Poland are is fantastic country who has been through a lot of crap. Not only did they go through WW2, but now they get heaps of crap from Americans. Poland may not be as urbanised as USA, but I would much rather live in a country where you have everything right outside your front door (markets, shops..etc) rather than a country where freakin' 5 year olds are allowed to have guns! Just because they dont speak english, doesnt mean they should be treated this way. If you havent noticed, the majority of Europe doesnt speak english, fuckwits! Also, dont bag Polaky about being 'pole dancers' and what not. All Polaky are hot as. Our women are beautiful, and our men are fucken spunks. They take a lot of pride in their beauty, and nearly everyone there is slim and good looking. You cant America. You guys have the fattest people in the world. So fat, that some people cant even be bothered walking anymore, so they buy electric wheel chairs, which should go out to old people who cant use their legs. Urban Dictionary

Best Country in the World. Has the best food, vodka and of course women. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to poland:
poland, roland, oland, soland, boland, voland, polan, doland, toland, noland, piland, polad, polland, foland, holand, moland.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word poland:
bia, lies, warsaw, tarn, approximately, boles, regional, vistula, prussia, polish, sejm, silesia, capital, silesian, awa, lithuania, belarus, slovakia, pomerania, danzig, galicia, czechoslovakia, pomeranian, poles, ukraine, che, annexed, ska, romania, duchy, ski, hungary, lithuanian, slovenia, bohemia, prussian, uprising, lesser, administrative, baltic, latvia, oblast, czech, approximate, germany, village, nazi, russia, partition, border, east, seat, estonia, expelled, bulgaria, sweden, yugoslavia, holocaust, details, austria, serbia, soviet, switzerland, ussr, portugal, west, jan, finland, ukrainian, jews, croatia, south, north, turkey, territorial, republic, close, denmark.

Words that rhyme with poland:
roland, boland, rowland, toland, yolande, noland, foland, roeland, bowland, abiola and, abrol and, agricola and, amendola and, amphibole and, anatole and, angola and, apalachicola and, ayatollah and, bankroll and, blowhole and, boal and, bohland, bola and, bole and, boll and, bowl and, brizola and, buol and, buttonhole and, cajole and, canola and, casserole and, charcoal and, chola and, chole and, coal and, coale and, cola and, cole and, colla and, colle and, control and, coppola and, croll and, cubbyhole and, cupola and, decontrol and, dipole and, doell and, dole and, droll and, ebersole and, ebola and, ecole and, enroll and, espanol and, espanola and, eversole and, evola and, extol and, fishbowl and, flagpole and, foal and, foxhole and, glycerol and, goal and, gola and, goland, granola and, groll and, heatwole and, hispaniola and, hizbollah and, hoel and, hohl and, hole and, indianola and, interpol and, iola and, keyhole and, knoll and, koehl and, koelle and, kohl and, kol and, kole and, labriola and, levamisole and, lodgepole and, lola and, loophole and, loyola and, manhole and, mazzola and, mccoll and, mikkola and, mohl and, mola and, mole and, monopole and.

Adjectives that are often used to describe poland:
eastern, independent, occupied, southern, new, western, central, war, free, postwar, native, northern, old, communist, century, contemporary, strong, prewar, modern, former, interwar, day, southeastern, ancient, democratic, socialist, east, rural, united, unhappy, future, medieval, russian, southwestern, northeastern, live, west, autonomous, historic, ethnic, beloved, south, wartime, southeast, saxony, invading, lithuania, austrian, dominated, controlled, friendly, northwestern, reborn, partition, distant, southwest, weak, neighbouring, unfortunate, feudal, held, eighteenth, north, all, heroic, mediaeval, torn, ethnographic, sparing, germanizing, capitalist, hostile, sovereign, 18th, seventeenth, northwest, off, nearby, aristocratic.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective poland:
accession, china, lithuania, street, art, const, the, area, economic, was, institute, history, ussr, spring, during, catherine, relations, order, portugal, introduction, economy, laws, committee, after, house, crushed, population.

Consonant match to poland:
purloined, pollened, piland, polland, pelland, paella and, pahl and, pail and, pal and, pale and, pall and, palla and, paul and, paul lynde, paul und, paula and, paule and, paull and, peal and, peale and, pearl and, pearle and, peel and, peele and, pell and, pella and, pelle and, perl and, perla and, perle and, piel and, pihl and, pil and, pile and, pill and, pillau and, pohl and, pol and, pole and, poll and, pool and, poole and, poul and, pull and, pyland, pyle and.

Words that sound like poland:
poland, polland, piland, pelland, boland, bowland, polen, polan, pallant, pollent, bellend, holand, belland, byland, bolland, beland, boyland, polin, planned, pollen, planed, pallid, polina, bell end, plumbed, pullen, pollan, plained, palen, passioned, polony, playland, pollina, polon, pearland, pillon, penland, polad, pullan, bell-end, pelan, pineland, peatland, holland, highland, ballooned, hyland, wayland, bolan, welland, bolen, howland, yolande, weiland, bolon, toland, bowlen, hollande, wyland, hiland, hoyland, wieland, weyland, heiland, bohlen, helland, foland, boldened, haaland, palin, pullin, polling, pollin, poling, paulin, pilin, pull in, pile in, palinode, pull-in, piend, blend, pallet, palette, palate, boleyn, bowlin, palet, bolin, blende, pallett, noland, palat, appellant, pallone, palone, opland, appealant, appelant, palade.