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Crossword clue for "DOOR"

DOOR: Battering-ram target

Other crossword clues for answer "DOOR"

DOOR: It holds the lock; It may be a folding or a revolving; It may be revolving; It's in a jamb; Portal; Way in?; Way out; Word with trap or storm; Egress; Exit; One might be screened; Bouncer's spot; Place for a bell; Wreath site; Step or stop preceder; Advent calendar part; Garage ___; In place?; Location of a "Keep Out" sign; Rapper's locale; Transom's locale; Opportunity; Transom site; Revolver, perhaps; Exit or entrance; Entrance; Open-and-shut place?; Welcome mat locale; Welcome site?; Place for rapping; Ostiary's post; Frame job; Revolver, maybe; Item often knobbed; Threshold; The ___ in the Wall (H.G. Wells tale); Cubicle's lack; Tent flap, essentially; Bathroom feature, hopefully; It's often within a frame; See 38-Down; Let's Make A Deal choice; Knock-knock joke barrier; Room access; Way out, maybe; Kind of prize; Monty Hall offering; Site for a bell; Easy way out; One may be French or Dutch; Let's Make a Deal offering; Knocker's place; One may be swinging or sliding; Place for a knocker; Entrance feature; It may be sliding, swinging, or revolving; It may swing or revolve; There are frequent openings here; One way out; It's implicit in all knock-knock jokes; It can be open and shut; Mailbox part; It may be French or Venetian; It's open and shut; One way in; The way in; What bouncers show you, with "the"; Car part; It may be sliding; Peephole's place; Let's Make A Deal option; Battering ram's target; Cabinet feature; Entrance blocker; Entry; Spot for a wreath; You might get a foot in it; Means of escape; Place for a peephole; Cuckoo clock feature; It may get into a jamb; Armoire part; Opportunity, figuratively; Step or stop lead __in; Peephole location; ___ die; Point of departure; Rooms' divider; Sill site; Sliding ___; Word before prize or knob; ___ prize; Entryway; Bell site; Means of access; Bouncer's station; Word after swinging or sliding; Saloon swinger; Screen __; Word with step or stop; Wreath-hanging site; It's on the way out; Swinger at home; It helps you get in; Lead-in for step or stop; Slammer's victim?; Entry point; Sliding __; Armoire feature; Departure point; It may be barred or bolted; It's opened and shut; Way in or out; French __; __ prize; Opportunity, metaphorically; Word with barn or storm; Access point; Bouncer's post; When one __ closes ...; Let's Make a Deal selection; Word with front or pocket; Saloon __; It may be cracked open; Opportunity metaphor; In spot?; One of a coupe's pair; Unit in the Monty Hall problem; Monsters, Inc. factory product; Access method; Word with fire and stage; Cupboard part; Entrée blocker; Hatchway; Cabinet cover; It's shown to some; A way in; Cabinet's moving part; Place for a keyhole; Elevator entryway; It might be shown to you; Place for a mat; A way out; Mail-slot spot; Way into a room; Point of entry; Access on hinges; It may be a revolver; Barrier to entry; Word with stage or storm; It might be Dutch or French; It's always in a jamb; Gateway; It might be ajar; It might swing or revolve; Place for a rapper; Word with Dutch or French; Big Deal choice; The Open ___,” John Hay's Asiatic policy, 1899. nyt 1948 DOP Diamond-cutter's cup. nyt 1948 DOR Drumbledore. nyt 1948 DORADO El ___, place of fabulous wealth. nyt 1948 DORE French illustrator of Rabelais. nyt 1948 DOREE A fish, the John Dory. nyt 1948 DOREES Zenoid fishes. nyt 1948 DORIES Large rowboats. nyt 1948 DORRIT Child of the Marshalsea. nyt 1948 DORTER Dormitory in a monastery: Hist. nyt 1948 DOSA Hatred: Buddhism. nyt 1948 DOSED Fed pills to. nyt 1948 DOSES Takes medicine. nyt 1948 DOSSES Places to sleep: Slang. nyt 1948 DOT Speck. nyt 1948 DOTS Small points. nyt 1948 DOTTED Marked like Doyle's Speckled Band."; Place to keep the wolf away from.; Revolving ___.; Access.; Postern.; Shutter of a cupboard.; Tiler's charge.; Barrier.; Out-of-___.; Passage.; Entranceway.; Part of a French window.; Oven part.; Relative of a French window.; See 49 Across.; Revolving structure.; Way in or way out.; House part.; French window.; Movable barrier.; Revolving device.; Revolving item.; Word with man or mat.; Dutch or front; French or Dutch; A jar, sometimes?; Foot in the ___; Kind of mat; Place for a mail slot; Word with bell or man; Key location; Place for a knob; Open ___; Revolver of a sort; Spot for a slot; Word with knob or mat; Word with post or prize; Egress or ingress; Place to give a rap; Way out or in; O'Keeffe's "Farmhouse Window and ___"; Room part; What to show an intruder; What to show an unwanted visitor; Type of mat; What to show intruders; Word with way or step; Item often slammed; Stage ___, Ginger Rogers film; Open ___ policy; Access or egress; Means of egress; Kind of knob, man or nail; Wis. county; Dutch or French follower; Updike's "The Same ___"; Where to give a rap; Let us ___ die!: Burns; Kind of prize or post; French ___ (glass-paneled opener); Jim Morrison, e.g.; Sight near an exit sign; It comes with a catch; Postern, e.g.; It gets into a jamb; Start with step or stop; What an ostiary guards; Knob site; It may be a trap; Opportunity, so to speak; Choice on "Let's Make a Deal"; Feature of an exit strategy?; Word with chain or prize; One can be shown it; It could be revolving; With 102-Across, dashboard warning light; Clue game board space; It can be cracked; One can be shown to you; Outlet; If opportunity doesn't knock, build a ___: Milton Berle; One of three on "Let's Make a Deal"; Symbol of opportunity; Word with fire or trap; It can be left 10-Across; Part of the 36-Across where the "Ninety-Five Theses" were posted; It might have golden locks; It might be open and shut; One of 17 on a Clue board; Option in the Monty Hall problem; Something shown to a rude houseguest; Hatch; Alternative to dangling beads; 'Stage _____' ('37 film); Jim Morrison, for one; Portal of opportunity, perhaps; Jamb's place; Spot for a mail slot; Knockin' on Heaven's ___; Nick Cave band The Boys Next ___; Repeated word for The Boys Next Door '79 album; Zep's "In Through the Out ___"; It's an open and shut case; Metaphorical opportunity; Peephole site; It may be French or open; Morrison's backup; It could swing or revolve; Kind of employed "man"; Kind of man; MEN or WOMEN hang here; Slammer?; Word with French or Dutch; Word with prize or check; Word with French or stage; You may be shown it; Its very existence is an open-and-shut case; Place to keep the wolf from; It's implicit in knock-knock jokes; Common entrance; French or revolving; It may be in a jamb; Rapper's place; Mode of entry; Entrance allower; It can be ajar; Word after "revolving" or "trap"; Cuckoo clock part; Something in a jamb; Advent calendar flap; It might become unhinged; It might be hinged or sliding; ___ CLOSE (elevator button); Dutch or French; Knob or mat leader; Escape hatch e.g.; French ____; One of Morrison's group?; Rood reversal?; French or swinging; Opening; Site of MEN or WOMEN; Any of Jim Morrison's bandmates; No Solicitors sign spot; Place for a mail slot, perhaps; Let's Make a Deal pick; Garage ___ opener; Word after "stage" or "screen"; Elevator entrance; Front of a cupboard; Hinged entrance; Place for a cat flap; Word after "trap" or "back"; Shut the front ___!; Keyhole's place; Next-___ neighbor; Part of a closet or armoire; When one ___ closes . . .; A welcome mat may be in front of one; One might have a knob; Word after "sliding" or "revolving"; Revolver, sometimes; Knob spot; Hole in the wall?; It's often locked in an escape room; Knockin' on Heaven's ___ (Bob Dylan song); Keyhole site; One way to get in on the ground floor; It can get you in on the ground floor; Way out there?; One might be cracked; It might slide or revolve; Peephole place; Opportunity, in metaphor; Wreath setting, often