polly
noun, plural pol·lies.
Origin of polly
Polly
noun
Related Words for polly
fink, stoolie, gossip, troublemaker, talebearer, telltale, tattler, rumormonger, informer, quidnunc, blabbermouth, snitch, tabby, rat, taleteller, windbag, squealer, busybody, blabber, scandalmongerExamples from the Web for polly
Contemporary Examples of polly
Terms of Endearment got made because Polly Platt was so persistent.
Polly wrote a letter of support, saying, “Ron is not normal.”
“We are talking about a very sophisticated eye,” writes Polly Mellen.
It is a bedtime story for adults, filled with first names only—Jack and Polly, Jane and Jean, Asa and Madge, Luke and Annie.
Ten years after releasing her last work of fiction, Polly Samson is back with a new story collection, Perfect Lives.
Historical Examples of polly
Chip carefully brushed a fly off Polly's flank with the whip.
Chip, of the Flying UB. M. Bower
It was little to give out of a full and happy day; but Polly had nothing.
Meadow GrassAlice Brown
And whether she died, or whether she got well and forgot Polly, none of us ever heard.
Meadow GrassAlice Brown
Life in general seems to have treated Polly in somewhat the same way.
Meadow GrassAlice Brown
There I found Polly, who had an air of calling everything in the house her own.
Concerning CatsHelen M. Winslow