power pole
noun1
A vertical pole of concrete, wood or steel that carries electric power cables.
2
A kind of modern anchor on the back of a boat, often one of a pair, that looks like an antenna and goes down on demand to hold the vessel in place.
noun — 2 senses
A vertical pole of concrete, wood or steel that carries electric power cables.
A kind of modern anchor on the back of a boat, often one of a pair, that looks like an antenna and goes down on demand to hold the vessel in place.
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