poly
/ˈpɑli/
noun
- A short form of 'polytechnic', a type of school or college that teaches technical and applied sciences.
- He graduated from the poly with a diploma in mechanical engineering.
- After high school, she decided to study engineering at the local poly.
- Many students choose a poly because they want hands-on training in fields like IT or design.
- A short form of 'polyester', a synthetic fabric used in clothing.
- This shirt is made of a cotton-poly blend, so it doesn't wrinkle easily.
- She prefers natural fibers over poly because it can feel less breathable.
- The jacket's outer shell is 100% poly, making it waterproof.
adjective
- Short for 'polyamorous', meaning having or relating to consensual non-monogamous relationships.
- She identifies as poly and has two partners.
- The article discussed the challenges and joys of poly families.
- They are in a poly relationship and are happy with their arrangement.