to port

To carry a boat and its supplies over land between rivers or lakes

To let someone or something go free from being held

Taking any help because the situation is bad even if it is not perfect

The first place you go to for help or information

A place like an airport or seaport where officers check people and goods entering a country

A port where a ship stops during a journey away from home

A place where a ship is registered and based

A socket on a computer used to connect devices and send data one bit at a time

A sweet dark red wine from Portugal served with dessert

A part of a port where businesses bring, store, and send goods without paying taxes

The capital city of Trinidad and Tobago on Trinidad's west coast

A socket on a computer that connects devices like printers and sends data across many wires

A flat pink or purple birthmark on the skin caused by too many small blood vessels

A port in China, Korea, or Japan opened to foreign trade by treaty in the 1800s and early 1900s

A person who watches for suspicious activity at a dock or port

A large evergreen tree from the Pacific coast with blue green leaves and strong wood

Wood from the Port Orford cedar tree that is light, strong, and has a nice smell

A 1894 fight between China and Japan in which Japanese forces captured Port Arthur's forts and harbour

A large Australian tree with wide branches and roots that hang down, often planted for shade

A small shrub with pink to rosy purple tube-shaped flowers that grows in southern and western Australia

An evergreen tree from eastern Australia with small round cones

A program that watches network ports and reports open or suspicious connections

An operation on the heart using small cuts and cameras to bypass blocked arteries while a machine keeps blood moving