porus po·rus (pôr'əs)
n. pl. po·ri (pôr'ī)
A pore, meatus, or foramen.
Alexander, in his own letters, has given us an account of his war with porus.
So porus, when he was taken captive, begged Alexander to use him as a king.
The territory of porus extended to the east as far as the Asikni.
Scopus, after seeing Beric well placed, had left him to accompany porus and Lupus.
He was more interested when porus entered the arena, accompanied by Scopus.
"Well, I don't want any easy jobs of that sort," porus said.
We will cross over the crest of the hills to the eastern side, porus.
porus and his companion had spent the morning in gathering flowers.
porus grasped the handle of his dagger and looked menacingly at the farmer.
porus was king of part of the Punjaub, and was conquered by Alexander the Great.
