n. a covered entrance to a building; usually projecting from the wall and having a separate roof an open or enclosed gallery
We like to sit on the porch.
We like to sit on the porch.
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She sat on her porch fanning herself.
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On the porch of the inn, the narrator spies a broken what?
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The old man sat and stagnated on his porch.
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Why did the farmer turn on the porch light?
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Why did they tie Ajax up on the porch when they went to the department store?
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Ivy grew up the column on the porch.
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What was stolen from the Fowler's porch on a Saturday?
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Grandma sat on her rocking chair on the front porch.
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What made the old wolf question whether or not his porch was the best place?
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He added a column of numbers. OR Ivy grew up the column on the porch.
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Who was sitting on her front porch when Mr. Bones rode past?
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What Dinka pattern helped Salva identify the old woman on the porch as a tribe member?
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What sound does Jeff make when dancing off of the porch step?
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Who came tripping onto the porch as the wall got bigger?
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exterior roofedgallery; patio; outside covered deck
basement
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porch
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scorch
torch
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