Pole and Trunk

Pole

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

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

Nearby Words: poled, poling

Trunk noun - A covered rectangular container for storing or transporting things.

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Pole and trunk are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Pole" instead a noun "Trunk".

thick	thick pole	thick trunk
long	long pole	long trunk
normal	normal pole	normal trunk
short	short pole	short trunk
Other adjectives: sturdy, empty, heavy, entire, large, big, wooden, main, new, falling, literal, said, nearby, giant.

Totem Pole Trench: Two kids try this trope, but since the lower one has his trunk sticking out, they're mistaken for a flasher.

Source: Comic Strip / Ottifanten
Disaster Dominoes: "In Junk in the Trunk", the car containing a decomposing body that could burst if not handled carefully breaks loose from the tow truck, rolls the hill, smashes (trunk first) into a power pole.

Source: Series / The Closer

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