Portion
Portionn.a part, a fortune;v.t.to divide, to endow
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Portlid
Portlidn.the door which shuts a port
Portliness
Portlinessn.noble mien, grandeur of demeanor
Portly
Portlya.grand of mien, stately, bulky, swelling
Portmanteau
Portmanteaun.a bag to carry cloaths in
Portrait
Portrait, or Portraituren.a picture from real life
Portray
Portrayv.t.to paint, draw, adorn with pictures
Portress
Portressn.the femal guardian of a gate
Portreve
Portreven.the steward of a seaport, a governor
Portuguese
Portuguesen. sing.andpl.a native or the language of Portugal
Portuguese (2)
Portuguesea.belonging to Portugal
Pory (2)
Porya.containing or full of pores
Pose
Posev.t.to puzzle, perplex, oppose, suppose
Poser
Posern.a puzzler, one who asks hard questions
Posited
Positeda.placed, put, set, laid, ranged, situated
Position
Positionn.a situation, principle laid down, rule
Positional
Positionala.respecting position or situation
Positive
Positivea.absolute, real, certain, obstinate
Positively
Positivelyad.absolutely, really, certainly, truly
Positiveness
Positiveness, or Positivityn.obstinacy, confidence, certainty
Posnet
Posnetn.a little bason, porringer, skillet, ob.
Pospolite
Pospoliten.militia in Poland consisting of the gentry
Posse
Possen.an armed power, large body, set, rabble
Possess
Possessv.t.to get or give possession, have, enjoy
Possession
Possessionn.the having in one's own power
Possessioner
Possessionern.one who has property in a thing
Possessive
Possessive, or Possessorya.having possession