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Definition of port
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of port is as below...
Port (v. t.) To
throw,
as a
musket,
diagonally
across
the body, with the lock in
front,
the right hand
grasping
the small of the
stock,
and the
barrel
sloping
upward
and
crossing
the point of the left
shoulder;
as, to port
arms..
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Air
::
Air (n.)
Carriage;
attitude;
action;
movement;
as, the head of that
portrait
has a good air..
Tribute
::
Tribute
(n.) A
certain
proportion
of the ore
raised,
or of its
value,
given to the miner as his
recompense..
Dally
::
Dally (v. i.) To
interchange
caresses,
especially
with one of the
opposite
sex; to use
fondling;
to
wanton;
to
sport..
Beak
::
Beak (n.) That part of a ship,
before
the
forecastle,
which is
fastened
to the stem, and
supported
by the main
knee..
Contraband
::
Contraband
(v. t.) To
import
illegally,
as
prohibited
goods;
to
smuggle..
Ground
::
Ground
(n.) The
surface
of the
earth;
the outer crust of the
globe,
or some
indefinite
portion
of it..
Peg
::
Peg (n.) A
wooden
pin, or nail, on which to hang
things,
as
coats,
etc.
Hence,
colloquially
and
figuratively:
A
support;
a
reason;
a
pretext;
as, a peg to hang a claim
upon..
Territory
::
Territory
(n.) In the
United
States,
a
portion
of the
country
not
included
within
the
limits
of any
State,
and not yet
admitted
as a State into the
Union,
but
organized
with a
separate
legislature,
under a
Territorial
governor
and other
officers
appointed
by the
President
and
Senate
of the
United
States.
In
Canada,
a
similarly
organized
portion
of the
country
not yet
formed
into a
Province..
Escot
::
Escot (v. t.) To pay the
reckoning
for; to
support;
to
maintain.
Deal
::
Deal (n.) A part or
portion;
a
share;
hence,
an
indefinite
quantity,
degree,
or
extent,
degree,
or
extent;
as, a deal of time and
trouble;
a deal of
cold..
Uropygium
::
Uropygium
(n.) The
prominence
at the
posterior
extremity
of a
bird's
body, which
supports
the
feathers
of the tail; the rump; --
sometimes
called
pope's
nose..
Longitude
::
Longitude
(n.) The arc or
portion
of the
equator
intersected
between
the
meridian
of a given place and the
meridian
of some other place from which
longitude
is
reckoned,
as from
Greenwich,
England,
or
sometimes
from the
capital
of a
country,
as from
Washington
or
Paris.
The
longitude
of a place is
expressed
either
in
degrees
or in time; as, that of New York is 74ยก or 4 h. 56 min. west of
Greenwich..
Baker
::
Baker (v. i.) A
portable
oven in which
baking
is done.
Clean-limbed
::
Clean-limbed
(a.) With
well-proportioned,
unblemished
limbs;
as, a
clean-limbed
young
fellow..
Ported
::
Ported
(a.)
Having
gates.
Twine
::
Twine (v. i.) To
ascend
in
spiral
lines about a
support;
to climb
spirally;
as, many
plants
twine..
Weather-bound
::
Weather-bound
(a.) Kept in port or at
anchor
by
storms;
delayed
by bad
weather;
as, a
weather-bound
vessel..
Ridgeband
::
Ridgeband
(n.) The part of a
harness
which
passes
over the
saddle,
and
supports
the
shafts
of a cart; --
called
also
ridgerope,
and
ridger..
Detail
::
Detail
(n.) To
relate
in
particulars;
to
particularize;
to
report
minutely
and
distinctly;
to
enumerate;
to
specify;
as, he
detailed
all the facts in due
order..
Gearing
::
Gearing
(n.) The parts by which
motion
imparted
to one
portion
of an
engine
or
machine
is
transmitted
to
another,
considered
collectively;
as, the valve
gearing
of
locomotive
engine;
belt
gearing;
esp., a train of
wheels
for
transmitting
and
varying
motion
in
machinery..
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