Associations to the word «Poly»
Noun
- Fluorescence
- Ppm
- Bonding
- Dna
- Acronym
- Np
- Substrate
- Molding
- Polygon
- Fourier
- Abbreviation
- Selectivity
- Polynomial
- Fibre
- Enzyme
- Glucose
- Pb
- Starch
- Organic
- Phosphate
- Binder
- Membrane
- Molecule
- Helix
- Sequencing
- Transcript
- Plastic
- Transcription
- Morphology
- Derivative
- Amplification
- Liquid
- Suture
- Raman
- Alcohol
- Methanol
- Capsule
- Doping
- Matrix
- Deposition
- Protein
- Carbon
- Separation
- Matrice
- Cis
- Scattering
- Wafer
- Graphite
- Ligand
- Kellogg
- Diffusion
- Bis
- Foam
- Oxidation
- Cation
- Pore
- Replication
- Pet
- Fiber
- Residue
- Dispersion
- Dl
- Aggregate
- Pe
- Lithium
- Resonance
- Neutron
- Subunit
- Carbohydrate
- Chain
- Ara
- Extraction
Adjective
Wiktionary
POLY, noun. Polytechnic.
POLY, noun. Polyethylene (polythene)
POLY, noun. (chiefly computer graphics) polygon
POLY, noun. (uncountable) polyester
POLY, noun. (chiefly informal) polyamory
POLY, noun. (chiefly informal) A polyamorous person.
POLY, adjective. (chiefly informal) polyamorous
POLY, verb. (transitive) (video games) (roguelikes) To polymorph; to transform by magic.
POLY, noun. A whitish woolly plant (Teucrium polium) of the order Labiatae, found throughout the Mediterranean.
POLY POCKET, noun. A clear plastic sleeve for documents. A sheet protector.
POLY THEISM, noun. Alternate spelling of polytheism.
POLY THEISTIC, adjective. Alternative spelling of polytheistic
Wise words
Language is a process of free creation; its laws and
principles are fixed, but the manner in which the principles
of generation are used is free and infinitely varied. Even
the interpretation and use of words involves a process of
free creation.