Polo is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for POLO in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a game played on horseback
• a game of Eastern origin resembling hockey, played on horseback with a long-handled mallet
• game like hockey played by teams of players on horseback
• A game of ball of Eastern origin, resembling hockey, with the players on horseback.
• A similar game played on the ice, or on a prepared floor, by players wearing skates.
• Venetian traveler who explored Asia in the 13th century and served Kublai Khan (1254-1324)
• a game similar to field hockey but played on horseback using long-handled mallets and a wooden ball

Words related to POLO

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Words that contain POLO

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How to use POLO in a sentence

• Returning home they were beaten on the Polo Grounds three games in succession by Chicago.
• Panten, Petan, or perhaps Bentam, is perhaps a small woody island mentioned by Marco Polo, near great Java or Borneo.
• He betrayed his race nowadays by little more than his colour, a certain high-pitched intonation of his voice and an extraordinary skill in the game of polo.
• There being no level ground, there is no polo, no cricket, and no golf.
• His uniform, made by the same tailor that fitted him with polo breeches, clung to him like a jersey.
• He talked now out of Marco Polo and he clad what that traveler had said in more gorgeous attire.
• The villages of this province which are known are Marayomo, Pinahuyu, Mahaban, Buanguin, Tuguy, Polo, Bongalon, Dalayap, Cabatogan, and Bacol.
• It seems clear that before Bibboni separated from Bebo they had crossed the water, for the Sestiere di San Polo is separated from the Sestiere di San Marco by the Grand Canal.
• I have told you these things lest you might have concluded that the Captain did nothing but shoot ducks and quail and ride the polo ponies around the enclosure.
• Polo and the red Capello Palace where the late Sir Henry Layard made his home and gathered about him those pictures which now, like the Darius, belong to our National Gallery.
• But I, Marco Polo, will give you a wonderful account of a very large palace all covered with that metal, as our churches are with lead.
• The noon following the ball, and all the disturbed moments which it inspired, found Nan on the way to the Polo Club Races.
• Finding his father obdurate in that, he had urged that the field be thrown open to the men and their families, save immediately preceding and during the polo season.
• They seem, in spite of lack of money, to have been supremely happy for about three years, when young Taunton was killed playing polo.
• FIGURE of MARCO POLO, from the first printed edition of his Book, published in German at Nuremberg 1477.
• Yule when he says that Polo spoke of Caugigu and of Bangala, probably of Anin, from report only.
• Moule says, that this book abounds in interesting illustration of these two chapters of Polo.
• This is the more improbable as Polo expressly distinguishes this province or kingdom from that which was under Kinsay, viz.
• And we shall set down all the particulars in writing just as Messer Marco Polo related them.
• Such circumstances may have led Polo to confound Kaidu with the house of Chaghatai.
• Rudder, single, noted by Polo as peculiar, double, used in Mediterranean.
• Marco Polo travelled over this stretch in seven days, or barely 15 miles a day.
• One of these travelers was a Venetian named Marco Polo.
• All through that afternoon of splendid Indian winter, they watched the polo, talking, laughing, or intimately silent.
• It has in the same island a very good vicinity, as well as three smaller islands adjacent, which they call Polo.
• In 1275 they returned to Peking without other Europeans, but accompanied by Marco Polo, the son of Nicolo.

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