ported

As verbs the difference between pored and ported

is that pored is (pore) while ported is (port).

As an adjective ported is

(obsolete) having gates.

As verbs the difference between ported and forted

is that ported is (port) while forted is (fort).

As adjectives the difference between ported and forted

is that ported is (obsolete) having gates while forted is ensconced in or protected by a fort.

As verbs the difference between pouted and ported

is that pouted is (pout) while ported is (port).

As an adjective ported is

(obsolete) having gates.

As verbs the difference between ported and poted

is that ported is (port) while poted is (pote).

As an adjective ported

is (obsolete) having gates.

As verbs the difference between ported and sorted

is that ported is (port) while sorted is (sort).

As adjectives the difference between ported and sorted

is that ported is (obsolete) having gates while sorted is put into some order by sorting.

As an interjection sorted is

a general expression of approval.

As verbs the difference between ported and pooted

is that ported is past tense of port while pooted is past tense of poot.

As an adjective ported

is having gates.

As adjectives the difference between porked and ported

is that porked is to be extensively broken or beyond repair while ported is (obsolete) having gates.

As verbs the difference between porked and ported

is that porked is (pork) while ported is (port).

As verbs the difference between ported and sported

is that ported is past tense of port while sported is past tense of sport.

As an adjective ported

is having gates.

As verbs the difference between parted and ported

is that parted is (part) while ported is (port).

As an adjective ported is

(obsolete) having gates.