Porters is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PORTERS in dictionary:

VERB:
• PORTER, to carry luggage
NOUN:
• a person employed to carry luggage and other loads, especially in a railway station, airport, hotel, or market.
• a hospital employee who moves equipment or patients
• a person employed to carry supplies on a mountaineering expedition.
• a sleeping-car attendant.
• dark brown bitter beer brewed from malt partly charred or browned by drying at a high temperature
• an employee in charge of the entrance of a hotel, block of flats, college, or other large building
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to carry luggage for pay

Words related to PORTERS

porter8 portered11 portering12

How to use PORTERS in a sentence

• Then the two porters lifted out the cabinet, and, with Armand showing them the way, carried it into the building before which the van had stopped.
• All we asked of the native population was to keep the peace and supply us with information, food and porters.
• The baggage was divided and distributed amongst the four porters who were detained, and the little boys who had accompanied us for their own pleasure.
• In accounting for his classmates in the various walks of life, he reported that more than one third of them were settled to the occupation of Pullman porters.
• Most of the mechanics and porters are Armenians, and the boatmen are Greeks.
• On the train I had talked with one of the Pullman car porters, a bright young fellow who was himself a student, and told him that I was going to Atlanta to attend school.
• One of the porters, a short, sickly man, who stood aloof from the rest, pushed open a door for her with his staff.
• As they approached the gate of the palace, one of the sergeant porters told them they could not at present enter, as her Majesty was in the act of coming forth.
• She calmly directed the porters to put the overflow into the upper berth.
• The choir of porters chanting his praises to the skies could alone have inspired this servant-woman with the boundless confidence of which he found himself the object.
• There are porters, says Du Halde, who will carry 160 of our pounds, ten leagues a day.
• A small iron stove like those that porters cook by, near which lay a few squares of peat, would alone have shown the poverty of the household without the help of other details.
• If they have any luggage they arrive still earlier, for the porters must not be hustled.
• The porters were placed four abreast, and the soldiers who marched on either side were ordered to see that they kept their ranks.
• The women generally act as porters, and reach the market with enormous baskets on their back, which they hold by means of a leathern strap passed over the forehead.
• A gentleman mentioned, at this dinner, that the destruction among the porters had been fearful.
• Its principal town is Saint Peter Port, a place of about sixteen thousand inhabitants, where a full dozen hotel porters meet the incoming steamer and struggle for your baggage.
• This circumstance explains the fact that more porters are found here than in any other city.
• They have African porters with them, and those porters doubtless know some of the blacks around here.
• His people, however, receive the porters kindly and give them bananas.
• Sauntering slowly up to the stack on the beach, one of the porters would examine it carefully and search for as small a load as possible.

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