1. having no horns (of cattle or other animals)
Usage: agricultural

1. past tense and past participle of poll; surveyed or questioned to gather opinions or data
2. past tense and past participle of poll; received a specified number of votes in an election

Examples

• The researchers polled 1,000 voters about their preferences.
• She polled only 15% of the vote in the primary election.
• The candidate polled well among young voters.
• We polled the students to see which cafeteria menu they preferred.
• The incumbent polled significantly higher than expected.
• The farmer raised polled cattle that were naturally hornless.
• Polled Hereford cattle are a popular breed for ranching.