po·rous 
(pôrəs)
(pôrəs)adj.
1. Admitting the passage of gas or liquid through pores or interstices.
2. Easily crossed or penetrated: a porous border.
[Middle English, from Old French poreux, poros, from Medieval Latin porōsus, from Latin porus, passage; see PORE2.]
porous·ly adv.
porous·ness n.
- Jean de
- Jean Eugène
- Jean François
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- Jean Gardner
- Jean Henri
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- Jean Honoré
- (Jean) Iris
- Jean Jacques
- Jean Jacques
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- Jean-Louis Kerouac.
- (Jean) Louis (Rodolphe)
- Jean Luc
- Jean Martin
- Jeanne Antoinette Poisson.
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- Jean Nicolas Arthur
- J(ean) Paul
- Jean Paul
- Jean Paul.