### implement:

Pole
* CAN occur at zero frequency.
* Most Poles learn as a child how to distinguish between different varieties of mushrooms
  - poles are made of metal
* Most poles have a cylindrical shape which is carried out through the entire pole
  - temperature
* Some poles are made of bamboo
  - firs
* Some poles are near geographic poles
* Some poles have partial charge
  - positive charge
  - just hold weight from above, but others resist wind load or vertical stresses
* are also some of the friendliest people in Europe
  - the only way to handle a strong current, as in mid-river
  - useful for construction of temporary structures
  - ends
  - ethnic groups
  - fiberglass, which is strong and flexible, but twice as heavy as aluminum
  - frequently Opposites
  - humans
  - most susceptible to decay near the ground-line
  - opinion
  - part of magnets
  - rods
* are the long, segmented rods used for the structural support of the tent body
  - main factor in determining a tent's stability
  - number of connections a switch can make
* are used for boat plying
  - house construction
* can also glide through water for a considerable distance before reaching the seabed.
* come in a number of materials.
* have arrangements
  - latitudes
* hold the wires high above the ground out of the reach of people and livestock.
* includes sections.
* overlap each other to form an equal or near equal geometric shape.
* saws for trimming and shaping ornamental trees.
* stoically endure physical illness.
* support surfaces
  - tail surfaces

### implement | pole:

Mast
* Most masts are part of sailboats.
* Some masts have reproductive output.
* are feed.
* are located in sailing ships
  - long, heavy, awkward objects
  - nuts
  - sailing vessels
  - poles
  - spars
  - thick with black corals, soft corals and tubastraea trees
* are used for boats
  - climbing
* includes sections.

### implement | pole | mast:

Hard mast
* is an especially important wildlife food in the fall and winter
  - another name for a nut crop such as acorns, hickory nuts, or beech nuts
  - seeds such as acorns and beechnuts
  - the fruit or nuts of trees such as oaks, beech, walnut, chinquapin, and hickories
* refers to nuts such as acorns and beech, pecan, and hickory nuts.

Soft mast
* consists of fleshy seed such as cherries, crabappples and hawthorns.
* includes the fleshy fruits of black cherry, dogwood, and serviceberry, etc.
* is an important source of food for many wildlife species during the summer
  - fleshy fruit such as blueberries, black cherries, and apples
  - the seeds, catkins, and berries produced by plants

Power pole
* are abundant and heavily utilized as nest sites.
* can be hazardous for medium to large birds too.

Ski pole
* are poles
  - shafts
* have sharp tips.
* help with balance and acceleration.

Tall pole
* are programs that push more aggressively upward than others.
* avoid browsing by large animals and shading by weeds.

Utility pole
* are open air
  - posts
  - usually wooden , but vary greatly from nation to nation
* weigh significantly less than wood or cement.
  * are usually wooden, but vary greatly from nation to nation. In some countries, for example the UK, poles have sets of brackets arranged in a standard pattern up the pole to act as hand and foot holds for those working on the equipment or connections atop the pole.

Racket
* includes handles
* is enterprises
  - sports equipment

Racquet
* is an implement
* vary substantially in where their center of balance lies.

### implement | racquet:

Crosse
* also adorn altars and baptismal fonts.
* are racket.
* have a mystical or spiritual meaning for most people
  - number of uses in Christian worship
* mark the centers of the two galaxies.