# pollard

## Ancien français

### Étymologie

    Du moyen anglais pollard.

### Nom commun

pollard masculin

* Monnaie anglaise de peu de valeur.
   * …le pollard ne le crocard pur maille de esterling.

**Vocabulaire apparenté par le sens**

* crocard

## Anglais

### Étymologie

    Mot dérivé de polle, avec le suffixe -ard.

### Nom commun

pollard \ˈpɒl.əd\

* Arbre taillé, émondé.
   * Only a little pollard hedge kept us from their blood-shot eyes.
   * The road, which was sufficiently wide to allow of two carriages passing each other, generally conducted 'us along a dyke, or mount of earth raised through the flats. It was son1etÍrnes planted with elms or walnut-trees, but more frequently with pollard willows, which abound on the banks of the rivers and canals; — (Letters from France, written in the years 1803 and 1804 : including a particular account of Verdun, and the situation of the British captives in that city, James Forbes, Londres, 1806)
* Cerf ou daim dont on a coupé les cornes.
* Pollard, monnaie contrefaite.
