English to English Dictionary

Doomy

Characterized by a gloomy, pessimistic outlook or a persistent expectation of failure and catastrophe.

Doomzine

A self-published magazine or fanzine that focuses on themes of doom, despair, or apocalyptic scenarios.

Door

A movable barrier used to close off an entrance, typically consisting of a panel that swings on hinges or slides.

Door Check

A device or mechanism that ensures a door closes properly and securely.

Door-Jamb

The vertical part of a door frame that supports the door.

Door-handle

A handle, lever, or knob by which a door is opened or closed.

Doorbell-Ditch

A prank in which a person rings a doorbell and quickly leaves the scene before the occupant can answer.

Doorframe

The framework that surrounds and supports a door, consisting of two jambs and a lintel.

Doorkeeper

A person who is responsible for controlling access to a building or room, typically stationed at a door.

Doorman

A person whose job is to stand at the entrance of a hotel, apartment building, or club to open doors, greet guests, and help with luggage or security.

Doornail

A large, heavy-headed iron nail formerly used for studding and reinforcing heavy wooden doors.

Doorstep

To wait outside someone's house or workplace in order to ambush them for an interview or confrontation.