1. A kind of vestibule at the entrance of temples, halls, or other buildings; a portico; a covered walk. The Porch, the public portico in Athens where Zeno taught; the school of the Stoics.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• perchd,
• curch,
• porchse,
• porcshe,
• toarch,
• purchs,
• peech,
• porsha,
• pourche,
• porce,
• ptach,
• pourch,
• poutch,
• putch,
• poush,
• proach,
• owch,
• psch,
• parsh,
• pluch

• Porsche,
• Porchia,
• PORCO,
• porc,
• Porche,
• Porsha,
• porras,
• poarch.

The adjective form of the word "porch" is "porched".

The plural of the "porch" can be the "porches".

The singular of the "porch" can be the "porch".