About The Word Porthole
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Porthole
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What's The Definition Of Porthole?
[n] an opening (in a wall or ship or armored vehicle) for firing through
[n] a window in a ship or airplane Synonyms | Synonyms for Porthole: embrasure | port Related Terms | Find terms related to Porthole: air hole | armhole | bay | bay window | blowhole | bow window | bullet-hole | bunghole | casement | casement window | cringle | deadeye | eye | eyelet | fan window | fanlight | gasket | grille | grommet | guide | keyhole | knothole | lancet window | lantern | lattice | light | loop | loophole | louver window | manhole | mousehole | oriel | pane | peephole | picture window | pigeonhole | pinhole | placket | placket hole | port | punch-hole | rose window | skylight | spiracle | tap | transom | vent | venthole | wicket | window | window bay | window glass | windowpane See Also | deadlight | fuselage | opening | ship | window Porthole In Webster's Dictionary \Port"hole`\, n. (Naut.)
An embrasure in a ship's side. See 3d {Port}.
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