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Word List: poly- poly = many

polychromatic having many different colors

polyclinic a hospital that treats many different kinds of diseases

polydactyl having many fingers or toes (more than the normal number)

polyglot a person who knows how to speak, read, or write many languages

polygon a closed plane figure with many straight lines that connect

polygraph a machine that writes down many different changes in the body while the person answers questions; a lie detector test

polyhedron a solid figure with many sides, such as a pyramid Egypt

polymorphous having or assuming many different forms

polysyllabic having many syllables

polytheism the belief in many gods