Webster's Dictionary 1806

1837

Porphyritic

Porphyritic, or Porphyraceousa.pertaining to or like porphyry

1838

Porphyry

Porphyryn.a stone of various kinds containing grains or dots of felspar

1839

Porraceous

Porraceousa.like or having leeks, greenish

1840

Porret

Porretn.ascallion, leek, small green onion

1841

Porridge

Porridge, or Pottagen.a kind of broth or milk

1842

Porringer

Porringer, or Pottagern.a vessel for spoonmeat

1843

Port

Portn.a harbor, gate, wine, carriage, the larboard side of a ship, opening for guns

1844

Port (2)

Portv.t.to carry in form, to turn to the left

1845

Portable

Portablea.that may be carried, supportable

1846

Portableness

Portablenessn.the state of being portable

1847

Portage

Portagen.the price of carriage, a porthole, a carrying place round a fall

1848

Portail

Portailn.the face of a church viewed on the side

1849

Portal

Portaln.a gate, lesser gate, arch of a gate

1850

Portance

Portancen.port, carriage, behavior

1851

Portass

Portassn.a kind of prayerbook, a breviary, ob.

1852

Portative

Portativea.that may be carried

1853

Portcullis

Portcullisv.t.to bar, to shut up;n.a drwbridge

1854

Porte

Porten.a port, the court of the Turkish emperor

1855

Portend

Portendv.t.to betoken, denote, foreshow

1856

Portension

Portensionn.the act of foreshowing, an omen

1857

Portent

Portentn.an omen or token of ill, sign, prodigy

1858

Portentous

Portentousa.foreboding, ominous, monstrous

1859

Porter

Portern.one who has the charge of a gate, a carrier of burdens, a kind of strong beer

1860

Porterage

Porteragen.money paid for or to a porter

1861

Portfolio

Portfolion.a portable case for papers

1862

Porthole

Portholen.a hole in the side of a ship for cannon

1863

Portico

Porticon.a piazza, a kind of covered walk