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Port Carry

Deport (V): to carry away from a country

Export (V): To carry out of the country.

Import (V): To carry into the country

Portable (Adj.): capable of being easily carried

Portage (N): A route which boats and supplies are carried over land from a lake to a river

Porter (N): An attendant carries luggage for someone.

Portfolio (N): A case carrying loose papers

Report (N): Writings a collection carries information to be shared

Support (V): To carry the weight of something

Transport (V): To carry from one place to another.