Polling is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for POLLING in dictionary:

VERB:
• record the opinion or vote of
• (of a candidate in an election) receive a specified number of votes
• check the status of (a device), especially as part of a repeated cycle
• cut the horns off (an animal, especially a young cow).
• cut off the top of (a tree or plant), typically to encourage further growth; pollard
NOUN:
• the act of polling
• the process of voting in an election
• the number of votes cast in an election
• the places where votes are cast in an election
• the part of the head on which hair grows; the scalp.
• a hornless animal, especially one of a breed of hornless cattle.
• casting or registering of votes at an election
• The act of topping, lopping, or cropping, as trees or hedges.
• Plunder, or extortion.
• The act of voting, or of registering a vote.
• a person's head.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to question for the purpose of surveying public opinion
• the registering or casting of votes

Words related to POLLING

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How to use POLLING in a sentence

• It was election day for a member of Congress, and Poe with other victims, was dragged from polling station to station, and forced to vote the ticket placed in his hand.
• Now no election may last more than one day, and we may soon enact that all the polling for a general election shall take place on the same day.
• At my last contest for the London County Council I had to spend the half hour before the close of the vote in one of the polling stations of a very poor district.
• Meanwhile, every one in Krete was awaiting news of the polling in the kingdom.
• To have heard his last speech here before polling time you would have imagined him with half-a-dozen questions down before now.
• There is such a polite element abroad on polling day.
• It keeps our feet from Church door and public house, and it guides us to the polling booth where we record our votes as the preacher has instructed us.
• In Fentress county, the polling of the vote upon secession was marked with bloodshed.
• The clauses which regulated the formation of registers of the voters, the duration of elections, and the mode of polling, were carried without giving rise to much discussion.
• Generally speaking, in the most populous places, the polling was concluded within the two days allowed by the act.
• There was a polling place across the street, in the basement of a school house.
• They agreed to vote for the two lowest candidates on the list throughout the polling, irrespective altogether of personal predilections or sympathies in favour of either.
• I think all the legions of devils hold here their provincial chapter, or are polling, canvassing, and wrangling for the election of a new rector.
• But the gang quietly passed around word to scratch the name of the reformer and to write in the name of a gang candidate in the secrecy of the polling booth.
• McTurpin had not seen him with a beard, had failed to recognize him at the polling station.
• In another way he was a good citizen, for when at Mount Vernon he invariably attended the election, rain or shine, though it was a ride of ten miles to the polling town.
• The polling booths are built of stout timber in front of some saloon.
• Still the small court-house, we found, had been swept and garnished for use as a polling station.

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