WordReference Random House Learner's Dictionary of American English © 2026
ˈSouth ˈPole, n. [proper noun* the + ~]
  1. Geographythe southern end of the earth's axis.

WordReference Random House Unabridged Dictionary of American English © 2026
South Pole, 
    1. Geography, Place Namesthe southern end of the earth's axis, the southernmost point on earth.
    2. Astronomythe point at which the axis of the earth extended cuts the southern half of the celestial sphere;
      the south celestial pole.
    3. Electricity(l.c.) the pole of a magnet that seeks the earth's south magnetic pole.
    4. Geography, Electricity(l.c.) See under magnetic pole (def. 1).
    • 1585–95, for def. 1

Collins Concise English Dictionary © HarperCollins Publishers::
South Pole
  1. the southernmost point on the earth's axis, at the latitude of 90°S
  2. the point of intersection, in the constellation Octans, of the earth's extended axis and the southern half of the celestial sphere
  3. (usually not capitals) the south-seeking pole of a freely suspended magnet
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