exists and is an alternate of . A boggy uterus is one that has a soft, mushy feel to it. A normal uterus, one that's not boggy, feels firm, like a muscle that's being flexed.
The angle between the compass needle and geographic north is called the magnetic declination (see Earth: The magnetic field of the Earth). The repulsion or attraction between two magnetic dipoles can be viewed as the interaction of one dipole with the magnetic field produced by the other dipole. The magnetic field is not constant, but varies with the distance from the dipole.
This you see as the north pole forming near the north pole of the solenoid. Like poles repel, unlike poles attract is kind of a misleading analogy(I find it strange that I realized this after reading your question). What actually is happening is that the tiny magnetic dipoles inside the magnetic material(a bar of iron, for example) align with the direction of the magnetic field.