1. A minute orifice in the membranous surfaces of plants or animals by which fluids are exhaled or absorbed; a small interstice between the molecules or particles of bodies.

2. To look with steady, continued attention or application.

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

• mopre,
• pirze,
• repore,
• proce,
• papre,
• porve,
• pire,
• poture,
• powred,
• dore,
• pooer,
• piru,
• porove,
• powere,
• doree,
• peooe,
• porper,
• parek,
• perqe,
• porce

• power,
• poyer,
• poore,
• pour,
• poor.

The adverb form of the word "pore" is "poorly".

The adjective form of the word "pore" is "pore-like".

The plural of the "pore" can be the "pores".

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