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Definition of porta
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Porta (n.) The part of the liver or other organ where its
vessels
and
nerves
enter;
the
hilus.
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Importunable
::
Importunable
(a.)
Heavy;
insupportable.
Portise
::
Portise
(n.) See
Portass.
Lowly
::
Lowly (a.) Low in rank or
social
importance.
Arnica
::
Arnica
(n.) A genus of
plants;
also, the most
important
species
(Arnica
montana),
native
of the
mountains
of
Europe,
used in
medicine
as a
narcotic
and
stimulant..
Organ
::
Organ (n.) An
instrument
or
medium
by which some
important
action
is
performed,
or an
important
end
accomplished;
as,
legislatures,
courts,
armies,
taxgatherers,
etc., are
organs
of
government..
Colorist
::
Colorist
(n.) One who
colors;
an
artist
who
excels
in the use of
colors;
one to whom
coloring
is of prime
importance.
Self-important
::
Self-important
(a.)
Having
or
manifesting
an
exaggerated
idea of one's own
importance
or
merit.
Exportable
::
Exportable
(a.)
Suitable
for
exportation;
as,
exportable
products..
Inland
::
Inland
(a.)
Limited
to the land, or to
inland
routes;
within
the
seashore
boundary;
not
passing
on, or over, the sea; as,
inland
transportation,
commerce,
navigation,
etc..
Basilica
::
Basilica
(n.)
Originally,
the place of a king; but
afterward,
an
apartment
provided
in the
houses
of
persons
of
importance,
where
assemblies
were held for
dispensing
justice;
and
hence,
any large hall used for this
purpose..
Spanaemia
::
Spanaemia
(n.) A
condition
of
impoverishment
of the
blood;
a
morbid
state in which the red
corpuscles,
or other
important
elements
of the
blood,
are
deficient..
Bonito
::
Bonito
(n.) The
skipjack
(Sarda
Mediterranea)
of the
Atlantic,
an
important
and
abundant
food fish on the coast of the
United
States,
and (S.
Chilensis)
of the
Pacific,
and other
related
species.
They are large and
active
fishes,
of a blue color with black
oblique
stripes..
Transportable
::
Transportable
(a.)
Incurring,
or
subject
to, the
punishment
of
transportation;
as, a
transportable
offense..
Importance
::
Importance
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
important;
consequence;
weight;
moment;
significance.
Deportation
::
Deportation
(n.) The act of
deporting
or
exiling,
or the state of being
deported;
banishment;
transportation..
Second
::
Second
(n.) One who, or that
which,
follows,
or comes
after;
one next and
inferior
in
place,
time, rank,
importance,
excellence,
or
power..
Cool
::
Cool
(superl.)
Quietly
impudent;
negligent
of
propriety
in
matters
of minor
importance,
either
ignorantly
or
willfully;
presuming
and
selfish;
audacious;
as, cool
behavior..
Crate
::
Crate (n.) A large
basket
or
hamper
of
wickerwork,
used for the
transportation
of
china,
crockery,
and
similar
wares..
Considerable
::
Considerable
(a.) Of
importance
or
value.
Shad
::
Shad (n. sing. & pl.) Any one of
several
species
of food
fishes
of the
Herring
family.
The
American
species
(Clupea
sapidissima),
which is
abundant
on the
Atlantic
coast and
ascends
the
larger
rivers
in
spring
to
spawn,
is an
important
market
fish. The
European
allice
shad, or alose (C.
alosa),
and the
twaite
shad. (C.
finta),
are less
important
species..
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