Polony Definition

adjective

(obsolete) Polish.

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noun

A kind of sausage made of meat that has been only partly cooked.

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(Scotland) The polonaise.

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Alternative form of palone.

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Other Word Forms of Polony

Noun

Singular:

polony

Plural:

polonies

Origin of Polony

From obsolete English Polony (“Poland”), from Latin Polonia

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A corruption of Bologna, possibly influenced by polony.

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Shortening of polonaise.

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Variant form.

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