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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 turn or put to the left or
larboard
side of a ship; -- said of the helm, and used
chiefly
in the
imperative,
as a
command;
as, port your
helm..
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Matrix
::
Matrix
(n.) The
lifeless
portion
of
tissue,
either
animal
or
vegetable,
situated
between
the
cells;
the
intercellular
substance..
Dispense
::
Dispense
(v. t.) To deal out in
portions;
to
distribute;
to give; as, the
steward
dispenses
provisions
according
directions;
Nature
dispenses
her
bounties;
to
dispense
medicines..
Something
::
Something
(n.) A part; a
portion,
more or less; an
indefinite
quantity
or
degree;
a
little..
Background
::
Background
(n.) The space which is
behind
and
subordinate
to a
portrait
or group of
figures.
Native
::
Native
(n.) Any of the live stock found in a
region,
as
distinguished
from such as
belong
to pure and
distinct
imported
breeds..
Servifor
::
Servifor
(n.) An
undergraduate,
partly
supported
by the
college
funds,
whose duty it
formerly
was to wait at
table.
A
servitor
corresponded
to a sizar in
Cambridge
and
Dublin
universities..
Petrolatum
::
Petrolatum
(n.) A
semisolid
unctuous
substance,
neutral,
and
without
taste or odor,
derived
from
petroleum
by
distilling
off the
lighter
portions
and
purifying
the
residue.
It is a
yellowish,
fatlike
mass,
transparent
in thin
layers,
and
somewhat
fluorescent.
It is used as a bland
protective
dressing,
and as a
substitute
for fatty
materials
in
ointments..
Expedition
::
Expedition
(n.) An
important
enterprise,
implying
a
change
of
place;
especially,
a
warlike
enterprise;
a march or a
voyage
with
martial
intentions;
an
excursion
by a body of
persons
for a
valuable
end; as, a
military,
naval,
exploring,
or
scientific
expedition;
also, the body of
persons
making
such
excursion..
Deal
::
Deal (n.) The
process
of
dealing
cards to the
players;
also, the
portion
disturbed..
Mimic
::
Mimic (n.) One who
imitates
or
mimics,
especially
one who does so for
sport;
a
copyist;
a
buffoon..
Rib
::
Rib (n.) One of the
timbers,
or bars of iron or
steel,
that
branch
outward
and
upward
from the keel, to
support
the skin or
planking,
and give shape and
strength
to the
vessel..
Hair-brown
::
Hair-brown
(a.) Of a clear tint of
brown,
resembling
brown human hair. It is
composed
of equal
proportions
of red and
green..
Dodecastyle
::
Dodecastyle
(n.) A
dodecastyle
portico,
or
building..
Playsome
::
Playsome
(a.)
Playful;
wanton;
sportive.
Tease
::
Tease (v. t.) To vex with
importunity
or
impertinence;
to
harass,
annoy,
disturb,
or
irritate
by petty
requests,
or by jests and
raillery;
to
plague..
Plebeian
::
Plebeian
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
common
people;
vulgar;
common;
as,
plebeian
sports;
a
plebeian
throng..
After
::
After
(prep.)
According
to the
direction
and
influence
of; in
proportion
to;
befitting.
Middle
::
Middle
(a.) The point or part
equally
distant
from the
extremities
or
exterior
limits,
as of a line, a
surface,
or a
solid;
an
intervening
point or part in
space,
time, or order of
series;
the
midst;
central
portion.
Stock
::
Stock (n.) A block of wood;
something
fixed and
solid;
a
pillar;
a firm
support;
a post.
Principal
::
Principal
(n.) The
construction
which gives shape and
strength
to a roof, --
generally
a truss of
timber
or iron, but there are roofs with stone
principals.
Also,
loosely,
the most
important
member
of a piece of
framing..
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