port
The dark side of rowing.
port
v. To move a phone number from one carrier or type of service to another; p.t., ported.
n. The act of porting a number.
n. The act of porting a number.
Example:
I got a cell phone and ported the landline number to my cell phone. It was only supposed to take a week or so to port the number, but it took two months, instead.
The port went through yesterday, only no one bothered to tell me. I've had my cell phone turned off most of the time since no one could call it any way until the number is ported, so when I turned it on this morning it suddenly had four voice mails waiting.
I got a cell phone and ported the landline number to my cell phone. It was only supposed to take a week or so to port the number, but it took two months, instead.
The port went through yesterday, only no one bothered to tell me. I've had my cell phone turned off most of the time since no one could call it any way until the number is ported, so when I turned it on this morning it suddenly had four voice mails waiting.
port
port
Example:
U got a port?
U got a port?
port
Example:
sam: aye yo man no need to grab yo port.
dean: then you shouldnt have slept wit mu girl, fool.
sam: aye yo man no need to grab yo port.
dean: then you shouldnt have slept wit mu girl, fool.
port
a word used in World of Warcraft refering to a portal that will take you directly to a capital city. (portals can only be made by mages)
Example:
Latios:HEY CAN I BUY A PORT TO IF!!!
Rexar:SHUT UP GET IN THE RIGHT CHANNEL!!
Latios:HEY CAN I BUY A PORT TO IF!!!
Gangreen: yea 50s
Latios:HEY CAN I BUY A PORT TO IF!!!
Rexar:SHUT UP GET IN THE RIGHT CHANNEL!!
Latios:
Gangreen:
port
1. the left side of the boat
2. a person who rows on the left side of the boat (no not the right, silly rowers, remember, you sit backwards...), aka a super badass and muuuuuch better then a starboard by leaps and bounds.
2. a person who rows on the left side of the boat (no not the right, silly rowers, remember, you sit backwards...), aka a super badass and muuuuuch better then a starboard by leaps and bounds.