port is French for harbor (a place for ships)
port is French for harbour (for ships)
port is French for port (dock or harbour)
port is French for port (town or city with a dock or harbour)
port is French for harbour city
port is French for act of wearing
port is French for act of carrying
port is French for way of carrying oneself
port is French for haven (harbour)
porte-silence DerivedFrom silence
Porto Rico ConceptuallyRelatedTo portoricain
porte-aéronefs DerivedFrom aéronef
porter plainte DerivedFrom porter
porte-voix DerivedFrom voix
porter plainte DerivedFrom plainte
porte ConceptuallyRelatedTo porte-parole
parole ConceptuallyRelatedTo porte-parole
à la portée DerivedFrom portée
hors de portée DerivedFrom portée
mère porteuse DerivedFrom porteur
être à la porte DerivedFrom porte
porte-cochère DerivedFrom porte
porte-parole DerivedFrom porte
portefeuille DerivedFrom feuille
porter à ébullition ConceptuallyRelatedTo ébullition
porte-bonheur Synonym fétiche
portance is French for bearing pressure
portemanteau is French for portmanteau (case)
portugais is French for Portuguese (the language)
portable is French for mobile (mobile phone)
portée is French for compass (area)
portable is French for portable (able to be carried)
portable is French for a cell phone
portée is French for scope (scope of an identifier)
portion is French for serving (portion of food)
porte-clef is French for keychain
porte-monnaie is French for purse
porter is French for bear (carry)
portable is French for cell (informal: a cellular telephone)
porter is French for wear (to have on (clothes))
porté is French for worn (past participle of wear)
portance is French for lift (an upward force)
portée is French for staff (series of horizontal lines)
porter is French for carry (to transport by lifting)
portique is French for portal (grandiose entrance)
portail is French for portal (entry point)
portail is French for portal (website)
portoricain is French for Puerto Rican
portier is French for gatekeeper
portier is French for goalkeeper
portée is French for litter (animals born in one birth)
porte-malheur is French for Jonah (a jinx)