Words that rhyme with -ort

Ais forAirport

An airport is a place airplanes land and take off. When people are going on holidays a long way away, they need to go to an airport to catch a plane.

Places

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Ais forAstronaut

An astronaut or cosmonaut is someone who goes above the Earth into space on a spaceship. Astronauts sometimes visit the moon, and perhaps in the future they will visit other planets too.

Astronomical, Jobs

Photo by Liz West

Cis forCaught

Caught is the past tense of catch. The dog in the picture has caught two balls.

Past

Photo by Quinn Dombrowski

Something is distorted if it's shape has been changed from what it should be. Something can just look distorted, like the flowers behind the warped glass in the window in the picture, or it can be physically distorted.

Adjectives

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Fis forFort

A fort is a military structure used for defense against an enemy. Forts are usually large stone buildings surrounded by water or walls.

Structures

Photo by Marianne Perdomo

Fis forFought

Fought is the past tense of fight.

Past

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Fis forFrankfort

Frankfort is the capital of the state of Kentucky in the United States of America. It has a population of around 25,500.

US State Capitals, Cities in North America

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Gis forGaunt

Someone is gaunt if they are thin and you can easily see their bones.

Adjectives

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Pis forPort (drink)

Port, also called porto or port wine, is a type of wine that is fortified with a spirit like brandy. Port is traditionally made in Portugal but similar wines are also made in other countries.

Drinks

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Pis forPort (nautical)

Port can either mean the left side of a boat, or is another word for a harbour. Port, the direction, is designated the color red. The opposite of port is starboard. You might also be interested in port, the drink.

Nautical, Directions