A Portuguese gold coin with the imprint of a cross [issued 1457 by Alfonso V]. …

The office of portreeve. …

Dignified, stately. …

The rank of portman, or free citizen. …

= port-reve. …

(a) A chief officer of a town; (b) as surname. …

(a) The meeting place of the Oxford Husting Court, and hence the court itself; (b) in surname and place name: Port Meadow in Oxford. …

A court of the portmen, or citizens, of a town; court of port-man-mot. …

(a) An offering or contribution; esp., an (annual) contribution made by a daughter religious house to the mother house; (b) a present, a gift. …

(a) A harbor, port; a bay, estuary; a dockyard; ?a fortified port, a place where a navy is stationed; nimen (taken) haven, to reach port, enter a harbor; (b) with of- phr. or gen.: the port belonging……

A safe port or haven; also fig. …

A cloth for covering or carrying bread. …

The court of a town or city. …

(a) A harbor, haven; port gavel, ?a tax for upkeep of a harbor; (b) a harbor town at which customs officials were stationed; an officially designated commercial port; (c) a foreign port corresponding……

Naut. The housing of the ship's compass, binnacle. …

Some kind of ape or monkey; ?an ape with a dog's head, ?dog-faced baboon. …