Poll

Meaning

Noun

●

A

of people, usually

to

public opinion.

●

In Democracy:

A

in order to

the most

choice.

●

In Democracy:

A

(usually as

,

s)

●

The result of the

, the total number of

recorded.

●

The

,

the

or

upon which

(normally) grows.

●

A

of people, a

or

, considered as a

count.

●

The

or

of an

or a hammer.

●

In Gadiforms:

The

or European

, a

fish.

●

In Parrots:

A

parrot.

●

In British English & Cambridge University English:

One who does not

for

at

, but is

to take a

; a passman.

Verb

●

To take,

the

of (an electorate).

●

To

from (a person or group).

●

In Democracy:

To

at an election.

●

To

or

, as a

; to

or

, as

or

rs.

●

To

; to

by

,

, etc.; to

or crop.

●

To

the

of (a creature).

●

To

the

of (an animal).

●

To

the

or

; to

; to lop.

●

In Communication & Computing:

To (repeatedly)

the

of something (such as a

or

on a network).

●

To be

in a poll.

●

To

from; to

; to

. Especially

in conjunction with

for emphasis.

●

To

a

upon.

●

To

as

personal tax.

●

To

, as

or

, in

or

; to

, especially for

of

; to

one by one.

●

In Law:

To

or

or even; to

a

without indentation

Adj

●

Bred without

, and thus hornless.

Name

●

A

of the

Mary.

●

A common

for a parrot.

●

A

from the given name.

Sourced from

Origin

poll

English

pol

Middle English (1100-1500)

Sourced from

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