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port

an opening (in a wall or ship or armored vehicle) for firing through

sweet dark-red dessert wine originally from Portugal

a place (seaport or airport) where people and merchandise can enter or leave a country

located on the left side of a ship or aircraft

drink port; "We were porting all in the club after dinner"

carry or hold with both hands diagonally across the body, especially of weapons; "port a rifle"

carry, bear, convey, or bring; "The small canoe could be ported easily"

turn or go to the port or left side, of a ship; "The big ship was slowly porting"

land at or reach a port; "The ship finally ported"

bring to port; "the captain ported the ship at night"

put or turn on the left side, of a ship; "port the helm"

transfer data from one computer to another via a cable that links connecting ports

Synonyms:

• Gospel side,
• action,
• actions,
• activity,
• acts,
• address,
• aerodrome,
• affectation,
• air,
• air base,
• airdrome,
• airfield,
• airport,
• anchorage,
• anchorage ground,
• aport,
• asylum,
• avenue,
• basin,
• bay,
• bay window,
• bearing,
• behavior,
• behavior pattern,
• behavioral norm,
• behavioral science,
• berth,
• bird sanctuary,
• blowhole,
• bourn,
• bow window,
• breakwater,
• brow,
• bulkhead,
• cantorial side,
• carriage,
• casement,
• casement window,
• cast,
• cast of countenance,
• channel,
• chuck,
• chute,
• color,
• complexion,
• comportment,
• conduct,
• countenance,
• counterclockwise,
• cover,
• covert,
• culture pattern,
• custom,
• debouch,
• demeanor,
• deportment,
• destination,
• dock,
• dockage,
• dockyard,
• doing,
• doings,
• door,
• dry dock,
• egress,
• embankment,
• emunctory,
• escape,
• estuary,
• exhaust,
• exit,
• face,
• facial appearance,
• fan window,
• fanlight,
• favor,
• feature,
• features,
• field,
• floodgate,
• flume,
• folkway,
• forest preserve,
• game preserve,
• game sanctuary,
• garb,
• gestures,
• goal,
• goings-on,
• grille,
• groin,
• guise,
• harbor,
• harbor of refuge,
• harborage,
• haven,
• heliport,
• island,
• jetty,
• jutty,
• lancet window,
• landing,
• landing field,
• landing place,
• landing stage,
• lantern,
• larboard,
• last stop,
• lattice,
• left,
• left hand,
• left wing,
• left-hand,
• left-hand side,
• left-wing,
• left-winger,
• left-wingish,
• leftward,
• leftwardly,
• leftwards,
• levorotatory,
• liberal,
• light,
• lineaments,
• lines,
• looks,
• loophole,
• louver window,
• maintien,
• manner,
• manners,
• marina,
• method,
• methodology,
• methods,
• mien,
• modus vivendi,
• mole,
• mooring,
• moorings,
• motions,
• movements,
• moves,
• near,
• near side,
• nigh,
• observable behavior,
• on the left,
• opening,
• oriel,
• out,
• outcome,
• outfall,
• outgate,
• outgo,
• outlet,
• pane,
• pattern,
• physiognomy,
• picture window,
• pier,
• poise,
• pore,
• port tack,
• porthole,
• portside,
• pose,
• posture,
• practice,
• praxis,
• presence,
• preserve,
• procedure,
• proceeding,
• protected anchorage,
• quay,
• radical,
• refuge,
• retreat,
• riding,
• road,
• roads,
• roadstead,
• rose window,
• safe haven,
• safehold,
• sally port,
• sanctuary,
• seaport,
• seawall,
• set,
• shipyard,
• sinister,
• sinistrad,
• sinistral,
• sinistrally,
• sinistrocerebral,
• sinistrocular,
• sinistrogyrate,
• sinistrorse,
• skylight,
• slip,
• sluice,
• snug harbor,
• social science,
• spiracle,
• spout,
• stance,
• stop,
• stopping place,
• stronghold,
• style,
• tactics,
• tap,
• terminal,
• terminal point,
• terminus,
• to the left,
• tone,
• traits,
• transom,
• turn,
• vent,
• ventage,
• venthole,
• verso,
• visage,
• vomitory,
• way,
• way of life,
• way out,
• ways,
• weir,
• wharf,
• wicket,
• window,
• window bay,
• window glass,
• windowpane,
• wrong side