| A | B |
| comport | To conduct or behave oneself in a particular way. |
| deportment | Conduct or behavior. |
| disport | To entertain oneself; play. |
| insupportable | Unbearable or intolerable; lacking grounds or defense. |
| portable | Easily carried; conveniently moved. |
| portage | The carrying of a boat and supplies over land between waterways. |
| porter | A person who carries baggage for travelers; an attendant in a railroad car. |
| portfolio | A folder or carrying case for drawings or documents; the samples of a person's work that ar collected in the carrying case. |
| purport | To give an impression of being or intending; the implied meaning. |
| sportive | Frolicsome; playful. |