plural n. 1 a movable structure for opening or closing an entrance as to a building or room; 2 the entrance in a wall through which you enter or leave a room or building
People began to gather early before the doors opened.
People began to gather early before the doors opened.
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The doors were jammed fast in their casings.
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How many doors down does Sarah live?
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What caused Briar to put a ward on the windows and doors before he left to help the new Vipers?
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The crowd rushed pell-mell into the store when the doors opened.
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Lock the latches on the doors.
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She tried using the revolving doors to get inside but they would not turn.
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He left the doors wide-open.
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What happened to all the doors in the village?
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How were hidden doors covered in safe houses?
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According to legend, how many doors did Valhalla have?
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What did the eagle do when Robin swung the barn doors wide open?
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No bakery would imagine opening it's doors without a line of cupcakes to offer.
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The Aventador has two scissor doors that rotate how?
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What fell out of the two doors in the ceiling?
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entrance to room; opening; entranceway
wall
1 syllables
doors
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