Polar is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for POLAR in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a straight line related to a point
• the straight line joining the two points at which tangents from a fixed point touch a conic section.
• a variable binary star which emits strongly polarized light, one component being a strongly magnetic white dwarf.
• The right line drawn through the two points of contact of the two tangents drawn from a given point to a given conic section. The given point is called the pole of the line. If the given point lies within the curve so that the two tangents become imaginary, there is still a real polar line which does not meet the curve, but which possesses other properties of the polar. Thus the focus and directrix are pole and polar. There are also poles and polar curves to curves of higher degree than the second, and poles and polar planes to surfaces of the second degree.
• type of line in geometry
ADJECTIVE:
• relating to the North or South Pole
• (of an animal or plant) living in the north or south polar region
• relating to the poles of a celestial body
• relating to a celestial pole.
• relating to the poles of a sphere.
• relating to the poles of a cell, organ, or part.
• having electrical or magnetic polarity.
• (of a liquid, especially a solvent) consisting of molecules with a dipole moment.
• (of a solid) ionic.
• directly opposite in character or tendency
• Of or pertaining to one of the poles of the earth, or of a sphere; situated near, or proceeding from, one of the poles; as, polar regions; polar seas; polar winds.
• Of or pertaining to the magnetic pole, or to the point to which the magnetic needle is directed.
• Pertaining to, reckoned from, or having a common radiating point; as, polar coordinates.
• having a pair of equal and opposite charges
• characterized by opposite extremes; completely opposed
• located at or near or coming from the earth\'s poles
• of or existing at or near a geographical pole or within the Arctic or Antarctic Circles
• extremely cold
• being of crucial importance
• of or near either of the earth's poles
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• of or near either of the earth\'s poles

Words related to POLAR

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Words that contain POLAR

polars8 apolar8 bipolar11 cupolar11 dipolar10 polaron9 nonpolar10 polarise10 polarity13 polarize19 polarons10 subpolar12 unipolar10 ambipolar15 antipolar11 homopolar16 polarised12 polariser11 polarises11 polarized21 polarizer20 polarizes20 semipolar13 bipolarise14 bipolarity17 bipolarize23 depolarise13 depolarize22 interpolar12 multipolar14 polarisers12 polarising13 polarities12 polarizers21 polarizing22 polarogram15 repolarise12 repolarize21 transpolar12 bipolarised16 bipolarises15 bipolarized25 bipolarizes24 circumpolar19 depolarised15 depolariser14 depolarises14 depolarized24 depolarizer23 depolarizes23 heteropolar16 polarimeter15 polarimetry18 polarisable15 polariscope17 polarizable24 polarograms16 polarograph19 repolarised14 repolarises13 repolarized23 repolarizes22 unipolarity16 unpolarised14 unpolarized23 bipolarising17 bipolarities16 bipolarizing26 depolarisers15 depolarising16 depolarizers24 depolarizing25 electropolar16 homopolarity22 polarimeters16 polarimetric18 polarisation14 polariscopes18 polariscopic20 polarization23 polarographs20 polarography23 repolarising15 repolarizing24 hyperpolarise23 hyperpolarize32 multipolarity20 polarimetries17 polarisations15 polarizations24 polarographic23 unipolarities15 unpolarisable17 unpolarizable26 bipolarisation18 bipolarization27 depolarisation17 depolarization26 heteropolarity22 homopolarities21 hyperpolarised25 hyperpolarises24 hyperpolarized34 hyperpolarizes33 nonpolarisable18 nonpolarizable27 polarisability21 polarizability30 polarographies22 repolarisation16 repolarization25 bipolarisations19 bipolarizations28 depolarisations18 depolarizations27 hyperpolarising26 hyperpolarizing35 multipolarities19 repolarisations17 repolarizations26 photopolarimete24 polarizabilitie28 hyperpolarizati34 polarographical25 photopolarimeter25 polarizabilities29 polarographically30 hyperpolarization36 photopolarimeters26 hyperpolarizations37

How to use POLAR in a sentence

• I thought I saw something move on it that might be a Polar bear, caught when the berg broke away from its Arctic glacier.
• THE SUNLANDERS Mandell is an obscure village on the rim of the polar sea.
• When Captain Simpson was on an exploring expedition in the Polar Seas, he landed there, and one of the first objects that presented itself was an immense cemetery.
• On the 4th of June, under 8 degrees North latitude, we beheld again, for the first time, the lovely polar star.
• The bullet struck the polar bear in the side of the head, causing him to stagger back and halt.
• In regard to an open polar sea, he differed from Lieut.
• The climate is not so bad as might be expected, seeing that the island touches the polar circle, the mean temperature at Reykjavik being 39 degrees.
• Properly the low fringe of ice formed about Polar lands by the sea spray.
• Nansen, in his recent famous voyage, proved that there is a strong current flowing across the Polar Sea.
• He did not succeed in reaching the Pole, but his ship did drift across the Polar Sea exactly as he had supposed it would do.
• Carlos Herrera, on the other hand, as soon as he was locked into his cell and found himself alone, began pacing it to and fro like the polar bear in his cage.
• With the polar star for guide they set out, having left the perilous precincts of the city in their rear.
• Bredejord the novelty of the sights which nature offered to them in these polar regions.
• It was the very doctrine which had been my polar star, and I did not need the successes of the republican arms in France, lately announced to us, to bring me to these sentiments.
• The Greenlanders believed in a separated heaven and hell, both located far below the Polar Ocean.
• Out in the wilderness of the polar night he had had no chance for escape.
• The most unusual of all the underground and basement dwellers is the polar bear.
• Erecting the polar axis of the 100-inch telescope 6.
• When the polar sea is warmed by water from the tropics, snow falls on the lands around, and more falls in winter than melts in summer, and so is an Ice-Father formed.
• The Laplanders and the Samoides will find the climate of the polar regions on the shores of the Mediterranean.
• Fifty of the Free State prisoners were then driven on board the Polar Star, bound for St.
• Now if we look at a globe, we shall see that under the Polar Circle there is almost continuous land from western Europe, through Siberia, to eastern America.
• Sir ERNEST SHACKLETON is to undertake a new expedition to the South Pole, and across the whole South Polar Continent.
• The polar bear and the handkerchief with the initials embroidered on it tumbled from the shelf.
• She again deigned the hard plastic eyes of her stuffed polar bear countenance down upon him.
• The translation of Homer into verse is the Polar Expedition of literature, always failing, yet still desperately renewed.
• But ah, ere thou art fixed to marry, And take a polar Mrs.
• Lieutenant Schwatka, a veteran Arctic explorer, said in an official document that the teachings of experience were often worse than useless in polar work.

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