- south-polar: at or near the south pole
- the region around the south pole: Antarctica and surrounding waters
- Antarctica
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- (Antarctica) The world's fifth largest continent.
- (ANTARCTICA) Conditions and History of
- (Antarctica) (np) 1. Continental land area about the South Pole that is completely glaciated. [den., science] 2. A boring place where nobody interesting ever lived. [conn., Ted Holden] This is a rare instance where Ted Holden forwards an opinion which Velikovsky didn't.
- (Antarctica) is a continent on Earth, and is the only continent not inhabited by humans due to its frozen climate. Many Penguins populate Antarctica.
- (Antarctica) is a continent surrounding the Earth's South Pole and almost entirely covered by ice. It is not to be confused with the arctic, which is located near the Earth's North Pole. ...