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An old unit used to measure land or distance

An old unit of length equal to sixteen and a half feet

A person who has a low rank in a group or at work

To use the mouth to touch a man's penis

In a position of power or importance in a group

Not wanting to be near or involved with anything at all

The highest and hardest job to get in politics or business

Refuse to be involved with people or things that seem dangerous and dishonest

The northernmost point on Earth where the Earth's axis meets its surface

The very southern point on Earth where the planet spins

A tall wooden or concrete post that holds telephone wires above the ground

A long thin rod used to catch fish by holding a line and throwing it into the water

A tall carved wooden post made by northwest coast native people showing family or legend figures

An athletic event where athletes use a long pole to jump over a high bar

A point on Earth where the force that makes compasses point goes straight down or up

A long thin pole with a pointed metal tip that skiers use to help balance and push on snow

The place at the front of the race where the fastest racer starts

An athlete who uses a long pole to jump over a high bar

Jumping over a high bar using a long pole for support

A pole with red and white spiral stripes that shows where people get haircuts or shaves

The star nearly above Earth's North Pole used to find direction at night

An insulting word for a gay man or someone seen as very sexual

A tall wooden or metal post that holds telephone wires above the ground

A climbing bean plant that wraps around supports like poles or trellises

One of the two points in the sky where the line Earth spins around seems to meet the stars

The end of a battery marked with a minus sign that connects to the black wire

An end of a magnet where its force is strongest

A point in the sky above Earth's North Pole that stars appear to turn around and is near Polaris

A person or idea that guides and inspires someone

A long pole used to push and guide a boat like a barge on a canal

The end of a magnet that points toward the Earth's south

The point in the sky above Earth's South Pole that the stars appear to turn around

The end of a magnet that points north when the magnet hangs freely

A sport where a person uses a long pole to jump over a high bar

A tall pole that holds wires for climbing plants used to make beer

A long wooden pole with a sharp or heavy end used for fighting

A battery terminal marked with a plus sign that connects to the red wire

The end of a magnet that points toward the Earth's south

The end of a magnet that points toward Earth's north when it hangs freely

A long straight rod with red and white bands that people who measure land use to line up points

A long straight pole with red and white bands used to mark positions when measuring land

A horse starting closest to the inside rail in a harness race

A horse hitched beside the pole of a wagon or carriage to pull it

A person who uses a long pole to jump over a high bar in sport

A sport where a person uses a long pole to jump over a high bar

A tool with a long pole attached to reach things

Trying to get attention by showing off in a silly or rude way

The end of a magnet that points toward the north when it hangs freely

A ski pole made from strong Tonkin cane bamboo that is flexible and lasts a long time

A ski pole made from strong Tonkin bamboo that bends without breaking

The end of a magnet that points toward the Earth's south when it hangs freely