Here is a list of English words borrowed or derived from Portuguese (or Galician-Portuguese).
Albino
from Latin albus = white
Bossa Nova
Brazilian samba-like dance = new tendency, trend or wave
Breeze
Probably from Old Spanish and Portuguese briza = northeastern wind; light wind
Banana
from Portuguese, of African origin; akin to Wolof banäna banana
From coco + nut
Creole
Home-born slave = A mixed-race or language
Cuspidor
From Portuguese, spitter, from cuspir = to spit
Embarrass
From Portuguese embaraçar (same meaning; also to tangle - string or rope)
Fetish
Charm = Worshipped object.
Launch
From Portuguese lancha, from Malay lancharan 'boat'.
Lingo
Perhaps from Old Portuguese lingoa, today's língua, ("language", "tongue")
Massage
Dough = Because dough is kneaded.
Molasses
Used in USA. In UK the word 'treacle' is used.
Palaver
A chat, from palavra (="word"), Portuguese palavra (word), parabola (parable), speech (current fala, discurso), chat (current bate-papo, papo, palavrinha, conversa and also Eng. chat) alteration of Late Latin parabola, speech, parable.
A 'palaver' is UK slang for an argument.
Potato
From "batata" (Portuguese)