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pool verb2 trans. [pu:l] L19.
[from POOL noun2.]
Put (resources etc.) into a common stock or fund; share in common, combine for the common benefit. L19.
C. Freeman They had all agreed to pool their resources and live together. A. Brien We pooled our information, only to find it did not always agree. Observer When you invest in a unit trust, your money is pooled with that of other investors.
b. spec. Of transport, an organization, etc.: share or divide (traffic or receipts). L19.
Implicate; involve (a person) against his or her will; inform on. Austral. slang. E20.