Polo

What do we mean by polo?

A game played by two teams of three or four players on horseback who are equipped with long-handled mallets for driving a small wooden ball through the opponents' goal. noun

Water polo. noun

A polo shirt. noun

In Samoa, the cannibal apple, Solanum Uporo, and other plants of the nightshade family, bearing smooth red fruit. See cannibal apple, and cannibal's tomato, under tomato. noun

A Spanish gipsy dance which originated in Andalusia, and closely resembles certain Eastern dances in its wild contortions of the body. noun

In the Philippine Islands, formerly, an obligation imposed upon each Filipino man, except those of nigh rank, to labor forty days in each year on public works, such as the making or repair of roads and bridges, etc. The obligation lasted from the age of 16 or 18 years to the age of 60 years, and could be commuted by a money payment. noun

A game of ball resembling hockey, played on horseback. It is of Eastern origin, and is played in India, whence it has been introduced into Europe and America. noun

The game may be played by any number of persons, from two or three to half a dozen on a side. The ponies are limited to a specified height or weight, and are specially bred and trained for the sport. The mallet is long enough for the player to reach the ball on the ground when he is sitting upright in the saddle, and is provided with a strap which goes over the hand. The object of the game is to drive the ball through goals erected at each end of the field. The side which succeeds in driving the ball through these goals the greater number of times during certain fixed periods of play wins the game. There is one referee whose duty it is to start the play, and also to throw the ball in when it has been knocked out of bounds. The boundary of the field consists of a board projecting above the ground about a foot, which usually prevents the rolling ball from going out of bounds. The rules of the game differ somewhat in different countries. The English rules insist upon on-side methods, but allow the hooking of mallets; while the American rules admit of off-side play, but not of thus interfering with an opponent's stroke. noun

A Spanish gypsy dance characterized by energetic movements of the body while the feet merely shuffle or glide, with unison singing and rhythmic clapping of hands. noun

A game of ball of Eastern origin, resembling hockey, with the players on horseback. noun

A similar game played on the ice, or on a prepared floor, by players wearing skates. noun

A game similar to hockey played by swimmers. noun

A ball game where two teams of players on horseback use long-handled mallets to propel the ball along the ground and into their opponent's goal. noun

A similar game played on the ice, or on a prepared floor, by players wearing skates. noun

A polo shirt noun

Venetian traveler who explored Asia in the 13th century and served Kublai Khan (1254-1324) noun

A game similar to field hockey but played on horseback using long-handled mallets and a wooden ball noun

A ball game where two teams of players on horseback use long-handled mallets to propel the ball along the ground and into their opponent's goal.

The ice polo, one of the ancestors of ice hockey; a similar game played on the ice, or on a prepared floor, by players wearing skates.

A polo shirt.

Words that are spelled similarly to polo:
polo.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word polo:
gos, aquatics, fina, ponies, shirts, shirt, volkswagen, lauren, marco, len, grounds, olympics, swimming, pants, goalkeeper, pony, hungary, softball, equestrian, handicap, squash, swimmer, player, montenegro, water, ralph, badminton, summer, lacrosse, pan, diving, kazakhstan, rowing, team, ucla, barcelona, volleyball, championship, giants, tennis, shorts, sport, golf, contested, ncaa, varsity, governing, olympic, tournament, medal, swim, serbia, croatia, cycling, club, yugoslavia, argentine, bronze, venice, wrestling, organised, collegiate, beijing, silver, argentina, hungarian, driver, travels, compete, logo, pool, matches, inducted, horses, clubs, soccer, stanford, eligible, playing, federation, european, wear, greece, incident, trophy, sports.

Words that rhyme with polo:
cholo, nolo, colo, bartolo, holo-, colo-, palazzolo, caracciolo, vitolo, rotolo, priolo, consolo, lo lo, riolo, ruvolo, low low, mascolo, control o, cracchiolo, criscuolo, spagnolo, spagnuolo, curatolo, debartolo, triolo, prioleau, roppolo, vuolo, agricole au, although low, below low, blow low, ceravolo, co lo, coehlo, control low, depolo, dibartolo, dipaolo, flow low, frolo, go lo, go low, grow low, hole o, joe lowe, lopiccolo, magliolo, monticciolo, muolo, no lo, no low, o lo, o low, parole au, parole aux, po lo, pole low, pole o, puopolo, ratio low, rizzolo, ro lo, role o, romagnolo, ruffolo, ruotolo, show low, slow low, so low, solo lo, soul o, tho low, though low, tumolo, uno lo, yo lo.

Adjectives that are often used to describe polo:
venetian, famous, young, perez, italian, water, modern, old, good, great, celebrated, international, white, class, indoor, north, blue, indian, certain, much, marco, black, ltalian, american, best, thirteenth, donyi, red, regimental, green, negative, century, magnetic, south, inner, day, positive, 13th, ancient, outside, outdoor, yellow, competitive, bad, pink, favourite, fast, younger, gomez, indigenous, striped, opposite, favorite, doni, famed, legendary, fish, ibarra, veracious, brilliant, afghan, weekly, medieval, lbarra, illustrious, posterior, disco, dear, zafra, observant, pebble, expensive, post, inevitable, sticking.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective polo:
player, players, ground, pony, ball, neck, playing, kantola, team, match, shirt, ponies, teams, matches, sticks, cap, stick, game, grounds, parada, ralph, field, necks, wilson, riddles, tomas, shirts, mint, vee.

Consonant match to polo:
pillar, poly, pallor, pilar, pillow, polar, paella, pulley, poilu, pearly, polloi, pearler, pele, peeler, polly, palau, pilau, pella, pally, pealer, paula, palais, poli, puller, pauli, paler, poler, paulo, palla, paley, paoli, pollo, palo, perla, paolo, pilei, pilaw, poley, poller, poly-, palely, paylor, piller, palay, pawley, pooley, piler, pollee, paleae, pellow, pillau, pooler, pallah, peller, pauly, pelew, pilla, perley, palae, pallo, perlow, poehler, pauley, polley, piela, pelley, paul i, powley, p le, p li, p lie, p low, pail a, pail he, pal a, pal he, pal i, pal o, pal who, pale a, pale he, pale her, paller, paul a, paul aux, paul e, paul he, paul hi, paul how, paul lay, paul le, paul lee, paul lowe, paul o, paul who, paula a, pay low, peal e, pearl a, pearl he.

Words that sound like polo:
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