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Definition of port
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Port (n.) A dark red or
purple
astringent
wine made in
Portugal.
It
contains
a large
percentage
of
alcohol.
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Clamor
::
Clamor
(v. i.) To utter loud
sounds
or
outcries;
to
vociferate;
to
complain;
to make
importunate
demands.
Semble
::
Semble
(a.) It
seems;
--
chiefly
used
impersonally
in
reports
and
judgments
to
express
an
opinion
in
reference
to the law on some point not
necessary
to be
decided,
and not
intended
to be
definitely
settled
in the
cause..
Delineate
::
Delineate
(a.)
Delineated;
portrayed.
Log
::
Log (v. i.) To
engage
in the
business
of
cutting
or
transporting
logs for
timber;
to get out logs.
Density
::
Density
(n.) The ratio of mass, or
quantity
of
matter,
to bulk or
volume,
esp. as
compared
with the mass and
volume
of a
portion
of some
substance
used as a
standard..
Frenum
::
Frenum
(n.) A
connecting
fold of
membrane
serving
to
support
or
restrain
any part; as, the
fraenum
of the
tongue..
Schizocarp
::
Schizocarp
(n.) A dry fruit which
splits
at
maturity
into
several
closed
one-seeded
portions.
Alcoholometry
::
Alcoholometry
(n.) The
process
or
method
of
ascertaining
the
proportion
of pure
alcohol
which
spirituous
liquors
contain.
Odontophore
::
Odontophore
(n.) A
special
structure
found in the mouth of most
mollusks,
except
bivalves.
It
consists
of
several
muscles
and a
cartilage
which
supports
a
chitinous
radula,
or
lingual
ribbon,
armed with
teeth.
Also
applied
to the
radula
alone.
See
Radula..
Cuprite
::
Cuprite
(n.) The red oxide of
copper;
red
copper;
an
important
ore of
copper,
occurring
massive
and in
isometric
crystals..
Repose
::
Repose
(v. i.) To lie; to be
supported;
as, trap
reposing
on
sand..
Important
::
Important
(v. t.) Full of, or
burdened
by,
import;
charged
with great
interests;
restless;
anxious..
Division
::
Division
(n.) The
portion
separated
by the
divining
of a mass or body; a
distinct
segment
or
section.
Probate
::
Probate
(v. t.) To
obtain
the
official
approval
of, as of an
instrument
purporting
to be the last will and
testament;
as, the
executor
has
probated
the
will..
Brass
::
Brass (n.) A brass plate
engraved
with a
figure
or
device.
Specifically,
one used as a
memorial
to the dead, and
generally
having
the
portrait,
coat of arms, etc..
Cart
::
Cart (n.) A
two-wheeled
vehicle
for the
ordinary
purposes
of
husbandry,
or for
transporting
bulky and heavy
articles..
Verify
::
Verify
(v. t.) To
maintain;
to
affirm;
to
support.
Reserve
::
Reserve
(n.) A body of
troops
in the rear of an army drawn up for
battle,
reserved
to
support
the other lines as
occasion
may
require;
a force or body of
troops
kept for an
exigency..
Shock
::
Shock (n.) A
sudden
depression
of the vital
forces
of the
entire
body, or of a port of it,
marking
some
profound
impression
produced
upon the
nervous
system,
as by
severe
injury,
overpowering
emotion,
or the
like..
Weever
::
Weever
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of
edible
marine
fishes
belonging
to the genus
Trachinus,
of the
family
Trachinidae.
They have a broad
spinose
head, with the eyes
looking
upward.
The long
dorsal
fin is
supported
by
numerous
strong,
sharp
spines
which cause
painful
wounds..
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