Pore
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 398
pOr, n. an at a minute pa age in the skin for the perspiration an opening between the molecules 01 a body. [Fr — jor us Gr. poros; akin to Fare and Ferry Pore, pOr, to look with steady attention on: to study closely. [Peril, akin to PeOT, to peep.] Ponform, por'i-torm, adj in the form of a Pore. Pork, pork, « the flesh of sntnne [Fr. pore—L, porous, a hog; cog. with W. porch and E. Farrow See Farrow.] [pork. Porker, p.’rk'er, «. a young hog: a pig fed for Porosity, pu-rosVti, «. quality of being porous.
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