Poly- Many

polygon: a two-dimensional figure that has ‘many’ sides and angles

polyhedron: a three-dimensional figure that has ‘many’ faces and edges
polynomial: a mathematical expression with ‘many’ terms
polymath: person who knows ‘many’ things
polysyllabic: containing ‘many’ syllables
polyglot: person who speaks ‘many’ languages
polytheism: the worship of ‘many’ gods
polygamy: the marriage practice of having ‘many’ mates
Polynesia: geographical area which has ‘many’ islands
1. Archives- a collection of historical documents/records of a government, a
family, a place or an organization
2. Extempore - spoken/ done without any previous thought/ preparation
3. Hermit- a person who, usually for religious reasons, lives a very simple life
alone and does not meet/ talk to other people.
4. Ode- a poem that speaks to a person/thing/celebrates a special event
5. Chauffeur- a person whose job is to drive a car, especially for somebody
rich/important
6. Albinism- the congenital absence of pigmentation in the eyes and skin and
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7. Barrel- a wooden drum in which beer or oil is stored
8. Betwixt- in the interval
9. Carol- a Christian religious song sung at Christmas
10. Decrepit- lacking bodily/ muscular strength/vitality
1. Bag and baggage- with all goods
2. Baker’s dozen- Thirteen
3. Chew someone out- Verbally scold someone
4. Crack someone up- To make someone laugh
5. Fire and brimstone- A very tasty food or meal
6. Give him the slip- To get away from, to escape
7. Go down like a lead balloon- To be received badly by an audience
8. Graveyard shift- Working hours from about 12:00 am to 8.00
9. Had better- Should, ought to, be advisable to
10. Haughty and naughty- Arrogant and naughty