Associations to the word «Portage»
Noun
- Canoe
- Rapid
- Waterway
- Lake
- Falls
- River
- Cargo
- Boat
- Trail
- Portage
- Creek
- Fort
- Bay
- Prairie
- Manitoba
- Seton
- Upper
- Mile
- Allegheny
- Ravenna
- Winnipeg
- Terrier
- Marquette
- Houghton
- Sioux
- Akron
- Lac
- Isthmus
- Savanna
- Headwater
- Overland
- Wisconsin
- Erie
- Huron
- Champlain
- Niagara
- Expedition
- Duluth
- Volga
- Dauphin
- Escarpment
- Thistle
- Royale
- Superior
- Traveling
- Craft
- Diversion
- Pelican
- Lock
- Sturgeon
- Rat
- Hancock
- Ottawa
- Canoeing
- Roaring
- Campsite
- Riding
- Moose
- Paddle
- Cascade
- Township
- Watershed
- Chute
- Ohio
- Medina
- Stark
- Grand
- Hiram
- Susquehanna
- Bayou
- Load
- Seward
- Baggage
- Pointe
- Garry
- Brandon
- Rivers
- Mohawk
- Mackenzie
- Michigan
- Canal
- Trader
- Inlet
- Steamboat
- Croix
- Crosse
- Saskatchewan
- Hudson
- Railroad
Wiktionary
PORTAGE, noun. An act of carrying, especially the carrying of a boat overland between two waterways.
PORTAGE, noun. The route used for such carrying.
PORTAGE, noun. A charge made for carrying something.
PORTAGE, noun. Carrying capacity; tonnage.
PORTAGE, noun. The wages paid to a sailor when in port, or for a voyage.
PORTAGE, noun. A porthole.
PORTAGE, verb. (nautical) To carry a boat overland
Dictionary definition
PORTAGE, noun. The cost of carrying or transporting.
PORTAGE, noun. Overland track between navigable waterways.
PORTAGE, noun. Carrying boats and supplies overland.
Wise words
The chief difference between words and deeds is that words
are always intended for men for their approbation, but deeds
can be done only for God.