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Definition of port
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Port (n.) A dark red or
purple
astringent
wine made in
Portugal.
It
contains
a large
percentage
of
alcohol.
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Carriage
::
Carriage
(n.) The act of
carrying,
transporting,
or
conveying..
Bas-relief
::
Bas-relief
(n.) Low
relief;
sculpture,
the
figures
of which
project
less than half of their true
proportions;
--
called
also
bassrelief
and
basso-rilievo.
See
Alto-rilievo..
Water
::
Water (v. i.) To get or take in
water;
as, the ship put into port to
water..
Divi-divi
::
Divi-divi
(n.) A small tree of
tropical
America
(Caesalpinia
coriaria),
whose
legumes
contain
a large
proportion
of
tannic
and
gallic
acid, and are used by
tanners
and
dyers..
Drift
::
Drift (n.) The
tendency
of an act,
argument,
course
of
conduct,
or the like;
object
aimed at or
intended;
intention;
hence,
also,
import
or
meaning
of a
sentence
or
discourse;
aim..
False
::
False (a.) To
report
falsely;
to
falsify.
Fomes
::
Fomes (n.) Any
substance
supposed
to be
capable
of
absorbing,
retaining,
and
transporting
contagious
or
infectious
germs;
as,
woolen
clothes
are said to be
active
fomites..
Cog
::
Cog (n.) One of the rough
pillars
of stone or coal left to
support
the roof of a mine.
Levity
::
Levity
(n.) Lack of
gravity
and
earnestness
in
deportment
or
character;
trifling
gayety;
frivolity;
sportiveness;
vanity.
Proportionally
::
Proportionally
(adv.)
In
proportion;
in due
degree;
adapted
relatively;
as, all parts of the
building
are
proportionally
large..
Terrace
::
Terrace
(v.) A
raised
level
space,
shelf,
or
platform
of
earth,
supported
on one or more sides by a wall, a bank of tuft, or the like,
whether
designed
for use or
pleasure..
Transporting
::
Transporting
(a.) That
transports;
fig.,
ravishing..
Room
::
Room (n.) A
particular
portion
of space
appropriated
for
occupancy;
a place to sit,
stand,
or lie; a
seat..
Podocarp
::
Podocarp
(n.) A stem, or
footstalk,
supporting
the
fruit..
Report
::
Report
(v. i.) To
furnish
in
writing
an
account
of a
speech,
the
proceedings
at a
meeting,
the
particulars
of an
occurrence,
etc., for
publication..
Swim
::
Swim (v. i.) To be
supported
by water or other
fluid;
not to sink; to
float;
as, any
substance
will swim, whose
specific
gravity
is less than that of the fluid in which it is
immersed..
Iguanodon
::
Iguanodon
(n.) A genus of
gigantic
herbivorous
dinosaurs
having
a
birdlike
pelvis
and large hind legs with
three-toed
feet
capable
of
supporting
the
entire
body. Its teeth
resemble
those of the
iguana,
whence
its name.
Several
species
are
known,
mostly
from the
Wealden
of
England
and
Europe.
See
Illustration
in
Appendix..
Shock
::
Shock (n.) A
sudden
depression
of the vital
forces
of the
entire
body, or of a port of it,
marking
some
profound
impression
produced
upon the
nervous
system,
as by
severe
injury,
overpowering
emotion,
or the
like..
Drop
::
Drop (n.) The
quantity
of fluid which falls in one small
spherical
mass; a
liquid
globule;
a
minim;
hence,
also, the
smallest
easily
measured
portion
of a
fluid;
a small
quantity;
as, a drop of
water..
Frame
::
Frame (n.) The
skeleton
structure
which
supports
the
boiler
and
machinery
of a
locomotive
upon its
wheels.
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