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Porthole: Home
Tucked away on Custom House Wharf along the bustling working waterfront of Portland, Maine, The Porthole embodies the essence of a classic Northeast diner. portholemaine.com
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Porthole - Wikipedia
A porthole, sometimes called bull's-eye window or bull's-eye, [1] is a generally circular window used on the hull of ships to admit light and air. en.wikipedia.org
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Baker's Port Hole LBI - Google Sites
For 89 years, the Port Hole has stayed in the Baker family to offer indoor/outdoor dining, takeout, and a liquor store. Hot and cold sandwiches, wings, snacks ... sites.google.com
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port-hole
port-hole (ˈpɔəthəʊl) Also porthole. [f. port n.3 + hole n.] 1. a. Naut. An aperture in a ship's side; spec. formerly one of those through which cannon were pointed; now, one of the apertures for the admission of light and air; = port n.3 2 b.1591 Percivall Sp. Dict., Portañola, a port-hole, porta. ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Antique Maritime Portholes & Hatches for sale - eBay
You can find some porthole windows for sale on eBay that use accents such as ropes for a more nautical feel. Most of the items you will find are brass portholes ... www.ebay.com
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The Porthole Inn: Bar & Grill - Lake Lemon Restaurant
Awesome dive bar vibe located on beautiful Lake Lemon. Amazing cocktails, great food, fun atmosphere, friendly staff, carryout food, beer & liquor. theportholeinn.com
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Captain John's Harbour Boat Restaurant
Legacy A port-hole and piece of steel of the MS Jadran were used in a memorial monument to British Home Children who perished in Canada. wikipedia.org
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Port Hole Cafe family-style restaurant in the Port of Gold Beach ...
Serving home-style food, like clam chowder, fish & chips, huge salads, and fresh home-baked pies in a clean, family-style setting. portholecafe.com
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Oval Porthole Window, Nautical Decor, Ships Porthole - Amazon.com
Functional Porthole Replica With Lovely Long & Ever-Lasting Finish | Usage Includes - Suitable For Room Ventilation, Improved Room Lightning Conditions & As An ... www.amazon.com
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The Porthole | Seward: Breakfast
The Porthole is a food truck in Seward, Alaska located in the heart of the Seward Harbor. The menu is a twist of classic comfort and innovation, ... www.theporthole907.com
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PORTHOLE Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster
1 ... an opening (such as a window) with a cover or closure especially in the side of a ship or aircraft ... 2 ... a port through which to shoot ... 3. www.merriam-webster.com
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Kuthannoor (gram panchayat)
The Encyclopaedia of Indian Archaeology describes a port-hole cist thus: "a box-like burial chamber, largely underground and built of gneissic orthostats The e. orthostat has a port-hole which is blocked by a small slab on the outside. The entire structure is surrounded by a stone circle. wikipedia.org
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gun-hole
† ˈgun-hole Obs. 1. An embrasure; a port-hole for a gun.1532 Extracts Aberd. Reg. (1844) I. 145 Ane blokhouise..with gunhollis and duiris of aistlar. 1687 A. Lovell tr. Thevenot's Trav. i. 274 Seven or eight great Gun-holes two foot above the Water, by which the Guns play level with the surface of i... Oxford English Dictionary
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Megalithic entrance
entrance 8. portal entrance (with lintel) 9. low passage entrance in front of a portal Gallery graves and stone cists 10. round (or similarly shaped) port-hole Variation 7 is not dissimilar to the so-called port-hole (bottom left), in which the front stone or, as in the diagram, two front stones are hewn out so wikipedia.org
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embrasure
▪ I. † emˈbrasure, n.1 Obs. rare. [f. embrace v.2 + -ure.] = embrace.1606 Shakes. Tr. & Cr. iv. iv. 39 Preuents Our lock't embrasures.▪ II. embrasure, n.2 (ɛmˈbreɪʒ(j)ʊə(r)) Also embrazure. [a. F. embrasure (16th c.), f. embraser ‘to skue or chamfret off the jaumbes of a door or window’ (Cotgr.), sy... Oxford English Dictionary
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