POROS

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Порос

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POROS — ˈpōrˌäs noun ( -es ) Etymology: Greek pōros poros, chalkstone, bladder stone : a coarse limestone found in the Peloponnesus …
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POROS — island of the Saronic group, lying close to the Argolis peninsula of the Peloponnese, part of the noms (department) of …
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FARE — I. intransitive verb (~d; faring) Etymology: Middle English ~n, from Old English faran; akin to Old High German faran to …
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POROTIC — I. pəˈräd.ik noun ( -s ) Etymology: New Latin poroticus forming callus, from (assumed) Greek pōrōtos (verbal of Greek pōroun …
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PORE — I. ˈpō(ə)r, -ȯ(ə)r, -ōə, -ȯ(ə) verb ( -ed/-ing/-s ) Etymology: Middle English pouren, puren intransitive verb 1. : to gaze …
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FARE — I. ˈfa(a)](ə)r, ˈfe], ]ə\ intransitive verb ( -ed/-ing/-s ) Etymology: Middle English faren, from Old English faran; akin to Old …
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SCELOPORUS — sə̇ˈläpərəs noun Etymology: New Latin, from scel- (from Greek skelos leg) + -porous (from Greek poros passage, pore); from the …
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PORO- — combining form Etymology: Greek poros pore : pore poro gamy
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PORION — ˈpōrēˌän noun ( plural po·ria -ēə ; or porions ) Etymology: New Latin, from Greek poros passage + -ion, diminutive …
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POLYPORUS — pəˈlipərəs noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Greek polyporos with many passages, from poly- + poros passage, pore — …
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ISOPOR — ˈ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˌpȯ(ə)r noun ( -s ) Etymology: is- + -por (from Greek poros passage, path) — more at fare : an …
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EMPORIUM — ə̇mˈpōrēəm, em-, -ȯr- noun ( plural emporiums -ēəmz ; also empo·ria -ēə) Etymology: Latin, from Greek emporion, from emporos traveler, …
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DIGONOPOROUS — |dīgə|näpərəs, -ˌgä|- adjective Etymology: di- + gon- + -porous (from Greek poros passage) — more at fare : having separate …
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APORIA — əˈpōrēə, -ȯr- noun ( plural aporias -ēəz ; or apori·ae -ēˌē) Etymology: New Latin, from Late Latin, doubt, perplexity, from …
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MADREPORE — — madreporic /mad'reuh pawr"ik, -por"-/ , madreporian /mad'reuh pawr"ee euhn, -pohr"-/ , adj. /mad"reuh pawr', -pohr'/ , n. any true …
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ISOPOR — — isoporic , adj. /uy"seuh pawr'/ , n. an imaginary line on the earth's surface connecting points of equal annual …
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EMPORIUM — /em pawr"ee euhm, -pohr"-/ , n. , pl. emporiums, emporia /-pawr"ee euh, -pohr"-/ . 1. a large retail store, esp. …
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PORE — I. ˈpȯr intransitive verb ( pored ; por·ing ) Etymology: Middle English pouren Date: 13th century 1. : to gaze …
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FARE — I. ˈfer intransitive verb ( fared ; far·ing ) Etymology: Middle English faren, from Old English faran; akin to Old …
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PORNOGRAPHY — noun Etymology: Greek pornographos, adjective, writing about prostitutes, from pornē prostitute + graphein to write; akin to Greek pernanai to …
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PEREON — noun or pe·rei·on -ˈrī- Etymology: New Latin, from Greek peraiōn, present participle of peraioun to transport, from peraios situated beyond, …
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EMPORIUM — noun ( plural -ri·ums also em·po·ria -ē-ə) Etymology: Latin, from Greek emporion, from emporos traveler, trader, from em- en- (II) …
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DIAPIR — noun Etymology: French, probably from Greek diapeirein to drive through, from dia- + peirein to pierce; akin to Greek poros …
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APORIA — noun Etymology: French aporie, ultimately from Greek aporia difficulty, perplexity, from aporos impassable, from a- + poros passage — more …
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PORE — ~ 1 ■ noun a minute opening in the skin or other surface through which gases, liquids, or microscopic particles …
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OSTEOPOROSIS — [ ˌɒstɪəʊpə'rəʊsɪs ] ■ noun a medical condition in which the bones become brittle from loss of tissue, typically due …
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PORNOGRAPHY — [por.nog.ra.phy] n [Gk pornographos, adj., writing about prostitutes, fr. porne prostitute + graphein to write; akin to Gk pernanai to …
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PORE — [pore] vi pored ; por.ing [ME pouren] (13c) 1: to gaze intently 2: to read studiously or attentively--usu. used with …
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PEREION — [pe.rei.on] or pe.re.on n [NL, fr. Gk peraion, prp. of peraioun to transport, fr. peraios situated beyond, fr. pera beyond; …
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