Morpheme
Pore
Type
free base
Denotation
passage, opening
Etymology
Middle English pore; Old French pore; Latin porus; Ancient Greek póros
Evidence
acidopore, amoebapore, anaporate, aporetic, aporetically, aporia, aporic, aporically, aporous, biopore, biporate, biporous, blastopore, colporate, cryptopore, dactylopore, diporate, electroporation, electropore, electroporous, gastropore, gigantiporate, gonopore, haematomyelopore, hemipore, hydroporation, hyperporous, imporous, interpore, intrapore, isopore, macropore, macroporous, mechanoporation, mesopore, mesoporous, micropore, microporous, millipore, miniporate, monoporous, monopurate, multiporous, nanoporate, nanoporation, nanopore, nanoporous, nephridiopore, nephropore, neuropore, nonporous, nucleoporation, nucleopore, optoporation, pantoporate, parapore, photoporate, photoporation, polypore, polyporous, porate, poration, pore, porefield, poreless, porelike, pores, Porifera, poriferous, porin, poriness, porite, poroid, poroma, poromeric, porosity, porous, porously, porousness, pory, prepore, protopore, pseudoporate, pseudoporous, quadriporate, semiporous, sonoporation, stephanoporate, subporous, tetraporate, triporate, uniporous, unporous, zonoporate
Notes
homophone of Poor and Pour
