porter

Meaning

Verb

1. to carry
2. to support, to bear
3. to wear
4. to be about, to concern
5. to feel, to carry one's self

Noun

porter (beer)

Concepts

carry

wear

bear

put on

take

bring

hold

convey

have

have on

transport

support

pile

port

bend

call

don

balance

carry on head

assume

express

move

conduct

transfer

shoot

instigate

tell

lug

waft

hang

hoist

raise

carry in one’s hand

send for

graft

insert

put in

wear in belt

carrying someone on shoulders

lifting a person high

conveyance

delivery

transportation

add

affix

append

apply

attach

fasten

glue

join

sew on

stick

owe

fetch

tote

carry in arms

carry child

be dressed

carry a child

choose

gather

make

marry

pick

pick up

receive

lift

wear pants

carry-in-hand

carry-on-shoulder

carry-on-head

carry-underarm

commit

consecrate

dedicate

devote

give

somebody

something

clad

pride

get into

expect

gestate

have a bun in the oven

extend

abide

brook

digest

endure

put up

stand

stick out

stomach

suffer

tolerate

dribble

run

channel

impart

transmit

post

stock

stockpile

acquit

behave

comport

deport

concern

interest

occupy

worry

shoulder

porter

kill

slaughter

gush out

spurt

well out

be pregnant with

bring forth

drive

clothe

dress

carry in hand

carry on shoulder

carry under arm

carry under the arm

under

door

doorway

gate

wall

Pronounced as (IPA)

/pɔʁ.te/

Etymology

Inherited from Old French porter, from Latin portāre, ultimately from Proto-Indo-European *per- (“go, traverse”).