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door
noun
    1. A movable barrier opening and closing an entrance, eg to a room, cupboard or vehicle.
    2. An entrance.
      Thesaurus: doorway, entrance, exit, entry, opening, egress, ingress, portal.
    3. A house considered in relation to others.
      Example: three doors away
    4. A means of entry; an opportunity to gain access. See also wicket door at wicket.
      Example: opened the door to stardom
Idiom: close the door to something
    To make it impossible.
Idiom: lay something at someone's door
    To blame them for it.
Idiom: open the door to something
    To make something possible.
Etymology: Anglo-Saxon duru.



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