Looking for five-letter words that start with “po”? Discover a comprehensive list of such words below!
- Polar- relating to the North or South Pole
- Point- a particular spot or location
- Power- the ability to do something or act in a particular way
- Pouch- a small bag or pocket
- Poppy- a flowering plant with often red petals
- Poker- a card game or a metal rod for stirring fire
- Poise- graceful and elegant bearing
- Polar- relating to the poles of a magnet
- Porch- a covered shelter projecting in front of a building’s entrance
- Posey- a small flower bouquet
- Poser- someone who pretends to be something they are not
- Poster- a large printed picture or notice
- Potty- a small toilet bowl for young children
- Pound- unit of weight or to strike heavily
- Ponce- a slang term for a man who is excessively concerned with his appearance
- Poach- to cook in simmering liquid or to illegally hunt
- Poker- a person who pokes
- Ponto- part of a pontoon
- Poilu- a French infantry soldier during World War I
- Posho- slang for food in some African contexts
- Polka- a lively dance of Bohemian origin
- Pongo- a large ape, such as an orangutan
- Pods- a covering of a seed or beans
- Polyp- a type of small sea creature
- Ponty- sharp or pointed
- Porus- prefix relating to passages or pores in the body
- Potch- to poke or jab
- Pound- a unit of currency in some countries
- Poler- someone who propels a boat with a pole
- Pommy- slang for a British person
- Posed- arranged in a certain position
- Pores- tiny openings on a surface
- Poles- long slender objects or people from Poland
- Pops- father or a quick short explosive sound
- Poler- stakeholder in certain contexts
- Pomes- fleshy fruits typically with seeds
- Popes- leaders of the Roman Catholic Church
- Porks- refers to various cuts of pig meat
- Poles- objects used for support or leverage
- Pokes- acts of thrusting or jabbing
- Polka- a dance or the music for it
- Polje- a type of large flat plain in karst landscapes
- Polio- a viral disease affecting nerves
- Porgy- a type of fish
- Poise- balance or composure
- Poilu- informal term for a French infantryman
- Pocas- few or little in Spanish
- Poked- jabbed or thrust
- Pocks- pitted marks or scars
- Polio- short for poliomyelitis disease
- Pops- quick short explosive sounds
- Poles- people from Poland or supports
- Poxed- infected with pox diseases
- Poilu- French infantry soldier in WWI
- Polka- lively dance with bohemian origin
- Porch- covered shelter at building’s entrance
- Poser- pretender or someone posing
- Porch- exterior projection from building
- Poked- jabbed or prodded
- Poopt- slang for tired or exhausted
- Poilu- French foot soldier in WWI
- Poly- short for university or polymer
- Ponzu- citrus-based sauce in Japanese cuisine
- Posed- placed in position for effect
- Posse- group with shared purpose
- Poems- literary works with rhythm or rhyme
- Potty- small child’s toilet fixture
- Poles- long supporting rods or people from Poland
- Ports- cities with harbors for docking
- Potty- child’s training toilet
- Podex- a term for the buttocks
- Poppy- flowering plant with colorful petals
- Poesy- poetry or a small bouquet
- Point- specific location or idea
- Poilu- informal term for WWI French soldier
- Poled- moved using a pole
- Pogue- modern slang for rear-echelon personnel
- Pons- part of the brainstem
- Pongy- having a bad smell
- Poles- geographical points or support rods
- Pokes- jabs or prods in a rhythmic manner
- Poled- propelled with a pole
- Podge- a short and stout person or object
- Poles- enduring structures or reference to Polish people
- Pores- skin surface openings
- Poilu- slang term for a French WWI soldier
- Possy- slang for position or location
- Poach- to hunt or cook in liquid unlawfully
- Pouch- small fabric container
- Polje- landform in karst terrain
- Poned- defeated decisively in slang
- Poxed- afflicted with pox
- Poncy- overly delicate or fussy
- Pomos- short for Postmodernists
- Pokes- prods
- Poppa- affectionate term for grandfather
- Pokey- another word for jail
- Poses- postures or attitudes
- Posed- arranged deliberately
- Poach- to cook gently