Associations to the word «Polk»
Noun
- Slavery
- Lake
- Montgomery
- Crawford
- Antoinette
- Orlando
- Nell
- Nominee
- States
- Brig
- Regiment
- Webster
- Phosphate
- Rio
- Administration
- Hawkins
- Supervisor
- Springs
- Excellence
- Clayton
- Georgia
- Destiny
- Territorial
- Camp
- Posse
- Sr
- Castro
- Newton
- Noah
- Cypress
- Infantry
- Des
- Banjo
- Floyd
- Financier
- Arcadia
- Creek
- North
- Treasury
- Congressman
- Wilmington
- Andrew
- Francisco
- Territory
- Sullivan
- Dunn
- Raleigh
- Mentor
- Charlotte
- Collier
- Fork
- Novels
- Confederacy
- Nixon
- Cobb
- Navajo
- Delaware
- Plantation
- Sidney
- United
- Hancock
- Johnson
- Bros
- Treaty
- Daniels
- Declaration
- Charger
- Recipient
- Sterling
- Belmont
- Legislature
- Colonel
- Nathaniel
- Northwest
- Curator
- Alabama
- Davenport
- Snyder
- Augustus
- Yorker
- Avenue
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
POLK, proper noun. A surname.
POLK, verb. (obsolete) (slang) To dance the polka.
Dictionary definition
POLK, noun. 11th President of the United States; his expansionism led to the Mexican War and the annexation of California and much of the southwest (1795-1849).
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