Magnet and Pole

Magnet

Magnet noun - Something that attracts interest.

Usage example: the giant theme park is a magnet for tourists to the area

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Pole and magnet are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Pole" instead a noun "Magnet".

Pole noun - A long (usually round) rod of wood or metal or plastic.

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Magnet and pole are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Magnet" instead a noun "Pole".

Nearby Words: poled, poling

long	long magnet	long pole
actual	actual magnet	actual pole
real	real magnet	real pole
large	large magnet	large pole
Other adjectives: big, evil, literal, giant, cosmic, electric.

It utilizes a giant magnet which pushes towards\against the earth depending on which pole is pointing downwards.

Source: Literature / Gulliver's Travels
Massive "space magnet" engines are constructed at planetary poles (except for Earth's North Pole, which lacks land, which is substituted with a dozen smaller ones along the Arctic Circle) to move the planets.

Source: The Ark
Pogo Zombies hare similar but have the additional annoyance of not losing their pogo stick after the first jump(whereas Pole-Vaulters and Dolphin-Riders can only jump once), meaning if you don't have any Tall-Nuts or Magnet-Shrooms, they can jump right over your entire line of defense.

Source: Demonic Spiders / Plants vs. Zombies

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