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Words and phrases that have a meaning related to door:   (377 results)

Contains:
case, casing, doorcase, doorframe, doorsill, doorstep, lock, threshold

Often used in the same context:
window, doorway, upstairs, gate, downstairs, doorbell, trunk lid, garage, deadbolt, doorjamb, doorframe, doorknob, driveway, hasp, floorboard, mailbox, crowbar, hallway, vestibule, house, porch, jemmy, french doors, jamb, curtains, hatch, entryway, front porch, padlock, fanlight, drawer, bathroom, window pane, foyer, trapdoor, sunroof, sallyport, rear, room, latch, refrigerator, shutters, bedroom, closet, carport, windshield, trunk, jalousies, transom, floodgate, cupboard, keys, envelope, washateria, keyhole, piehole, entrance, patio, guardhouse, checkbook, neighbor, stairs, doorpost, kitchen, casement window, alley, basement, glove compartment, hood latch, hood, hatchway, inside, stairwell, locksmith, stairway, china closet, eyes, doorstep, mouth, fridge, coatroom, staircase, breezeway, chainlink fence, dining room, locks, blinds, lockbox, lanai, peephole, roof, attic, passkey, sidewalk, entranceway, pearly gates, strongroom, briefcase, louvres, loading dock, louvers, cabin, doors, aisle, lintel, lock, pocket, pier, casement, fork, gates, hoop, pane, outdoor, indoor, planning, observation, problemsolving, centred, hours, proofreading, review, skill, solving, testing, todoor, useful, appropriate, backdoor, board, building, cheapest

More specific:
car door, double door, exterior door, fire door, french door, interior door, open door, outside door, screen, screen door, sliding door, swinging door, swing door, trap door

Appears in the definition of:
., accordion door, adjoining room, allow, answer, architrave, back door, back porch, bar, barn door, beach waggon, beach wagon, beat, bell, bi-fold door, bolt, break, butt hinge, buzzer, cargo door, car door, case, casing, catch, caution, check, chirk, close, closed-door, closet, connecting room, crash, creak, curious, dash, door-to-door, doorbell, doorcase, doorframe, doorhandle, doorjamb, doorknob, doorknocker, doorlock, doormat, doorplate, doorpost, doorsill, doorstep, doorway, dooryard, double door, drenched, dutch door, electronically, escutcheon, faceplate, fanlight, fasten, fastener, fellow, fin, finger plate, fire door, folding door, french door, french window, front door, front entrance, front porch, frowzy, fumble, gate, go, grab, grille, half door, hang, hasp, hatchback, header, hook, house-to-house, hurry, ice-wagon, ice wagon, interior door, interpreted, irritate, jamb, jerk, joint hinge, jolt, judas, knock, knocker, knocking, lady, latch, latchkey, latchstring, lattice, leaf, let go, let go of, lintel, lock, longer, louver, louvered, louvre, mail slot, mechanically, next door, open, opening, open door, oubliette, pane, paneling, panelling, parlormaid, parlourmaid, parting, paw, peephole, personage, piano music, plane, pound, press, push, quarterlight, rapper, rat-a-tat, rat-a-tat-tat, rat-tat, revolver, revolving door, room access, rough-sand, safety bolt, safety lock, scarce, scarcely, scotch tape, screen, screen door, scutcheon, see, shop bell, shove, shut, side door, side entrance, slam, sliding door, soaked, sough, soundlessly, speechlessly, splay, splintered, spyhole, station waggon, station wagon, stick, stile, stock-still, stop, storm door, strap hinge, study, swinging door, swing door, threshold, thud, tidily, transom, transom window, trap door, traverse, trick or treat, unaccommodating, unbar, unbarred, unbolt, unfastened, unhinge, unlock, waft, waggon, wagon, wardrobe, weather strip, weather stripping, welcome mat, wicket, wicket door, wicket gate, yield

Part of:
auto, automobile, car, doorway, machine, motorcar, room access, threshold, wall

More general:
access, admittance, entrance, entranceway, entree, entry, entryway, house, movable barrier, room

Synonyms:
doorway, room access, threshold

Also try:
— Nouns for door: neighbor, policy, life, neighbour, neighbors, relief, sedan, exercise, work, bell, neighbours, more...

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