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poloist

  • a word derived from polo.

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Ray Ruddy, most famed member of the family at present and usually considered the ablest water poloist in the world, is 22.

From Time Magazine Archive

The Prime Minister himself knows little of the subject except what he learned as an enthusiastic poloist in a Punjab regiment in Kipling's India.

From Time Magazine Archive

Elmer Boeseke, the other 10-goaler, is the biggest high grade U. S. poloist: 6 ft.

From Time Magazine Archive

Last week's game was arranged by an old friend and fellow poloist, J. K. Atal, minister of the Indian embassy.

From Time Magazine Archive

But being what he is, a prospective duke, an international poloist, and all that sort of thing, the reporters naturally swarm to him.

From Success A Novel by Adams, Samuel Hopkins