door

An exit like a door that you use to leave a place

A door or opening that lets people go into a place

An opening or door used to go into a building

A space in a wall that is the entrance to a room or building

A space that lets people move through, for example a door

A large decorative entrance to a building or a way into a new experience

An entrance you can close with a gate that leads into a place

A small area inside a building next to the front door where people enter

A special door or stairway that lets people leave a building quickly in an emergency

A way to leave a building or room

A practice of letting people come in and speak freely to leaders

A space at the front of a building where people enter

A small door in a vehicle or building that lets people get out quickly in an emergency

Ready for you now or about to happen

Very ill and almost dying

Have just enough money to avoid hunger or poverty

A joking remark to someone who stands in the way and blocks the view

To do something useful only after it is already too late

To enter a church reluctantly because you feel ashamed or guilty

To go to someone's home when they do not want you there

Having no real use

Waste effort arguing about something everyone already agrees with

To be very close to death

To put aside your pride to work well with others

To be someone's fault or responsibility

To do the opposite of what others expect or tell you

To try to do something that clearly cannot work

To try to make something happen when it is already easy or people already agree

Something completely useless because it cannot work where it is used

At the house or apartment right beside yours

The main door people use to enter a building from the street

A door at the back of a building used as an extra entrance

A door on a car used for getting in and out

A door with a fine wire or plastic net that lets air in but keeps insects out

A door on the side of a building used as an entrance or exit instead of the front door

Not open to the public and held privately by a small group

Visiting each house in an area to sell things, ask questions, or give a service

A door in a floor or stage that opens to a space below

A secret way to enter a system or place by avoiding security

A private meeting or place that people keep secret

Two doors next to each other that open in the middle to make a wide entrance

A door with large glass panels that let light in

A practice of letting people come in and speak freely to leaders

An entrance at the back of a theater used by performers and staff

A large door at the front of a barn for moving animals and farm goods

A door that stops fire and smoke from spreading between parts of a building

A door that moves sideways on a track instead of swinging

A situation in a workplace where people keep leaving and being replaced

A prize given to people who attend an event, chosen at random

Going directly from the starting place to the final place without stops

A round door with panels that spin so people can enter or leave

A way to let many countries trade equally with one country, used for China in the late 1800s

A door that leads from a building to the outside

A door on hinges that opens in both directions

A door on a truck, plane, or ship that lets people load and unload goods

A device on a door that you open from the outside with a key

An extra door outside the main door that keeps out bad weather and keeps warmth in

An entrance from the outside that people use to get into a building

A door at the back used by workers for deliveries and trash

A door made of sections that bend back to open and save space

A door that separates rooms inside a building

A way of letting people talk freely to those in charge

A door on hinges that swings open both ways

A person who stands at an entrance to check people entering

A door split across the middle so the top or bottom half opens separately

A person who works secretly to influence decisions

An outside door split into top and bottom parts that open separately

A way of allowing foreign companies to trade on the same terms as local companies

A man who waits outside a theatre to meet actors and ask for autographs

A door with two panels that fold to one side to save space

A person who checks people at a club or party and decides who can enter, often an informal rude word

A device at a building entrance that lets people inside talk to visitors outside before opening the door

A door with vertical panels that fold together to save space

A person who secretly breaks into computer systems to steal information

A rear car door that lifts up to allow access to the storage area

Staff often leave and new staff replace them in a workplace

Happening outside in the open air rather than inside

A spider that makes a silk-lined underground nest with a camouflaged lid

A chance to make a choice that changes your life

A small opening in a larger gate or entrance for one person to pass through