Porter
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A man who has charge of a door or gate; a doorkeeper; one whowaits at the door to receive messages. Shak.To him the porter openeth. John x. 3.
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–verb
To be Porter'edHaving the night of your life with someone that you have feelings for but who makes it abundantly clear that nothing will ever happen.
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A helpful, generous, all around nice person (generous, helpful coming from a porter - helper in a hotel)
a great friend and the person to hang with
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Guy with a huge crank who knows how to bruise up a cervix. Girls typically get addicted to said crank more violently than CRACK.
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a sexy, smart, nice person, who is a non stop party goer, who has many friends, who laughs a lot, is always happy, and makes a lot of jokes.
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This guy is quite literally one of the best people you will ever meet in your life. He has a great sense of humor and will laugh with you for hours. There is a specific amount of people that he cares about and if you are one of those people, he makes you feel very special. Not only does he have the best personality but he is one of those really
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A traditional dark beer style originating from London.Its popularity amongst dock porters is believed to have led its name.The now much more widely known stout is a type of porter.
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Porter, v.
The act of vomiting after a night of excessive drinking. Coined in Liverpool, UK.
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A very dark beer, almost as dark and rich as stout. Called so because it was given to porters for the large amount of nutrients it contained. It allowed them to not have to stop to eat
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Walking into the bathroom, with towel on only, and deciding to only brush your teeth and wash your hands instead of a shower.
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A beautiful, green suburb in the Northern part of Houston, Texas. Filled with forests and beautiful scenic views. Home to the amazing snow cone shop Porter
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BI solution to automate marketing reports with Google Data Studio templates. It works for Facebook (Ads and organic) and Instagram. A software product by Porter Metrics
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