Doorkeeper is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DOORKEEPER in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a person who tends a door
• a person on duty at the entrance to a building.
• One who guards the entrance of a house or apartment; a porter; a janitor.
• an official stationed at the entrance of a courtroom or legislative chamber
• the lowest of the minor Holy Orders in the unreformed Western Church but now suppressed by the Roman Catholic Church
• someone who guards an entrance

Words related to DOORKEEPER

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Words that contain DOORKEEPER

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How to use DOORKEEPER in a sentence

• We were then sent for, and a door-keeper searched us for concealed weapons.
• The doorkeeper was a quiet man who had lost a leg in South Africa, after having been otherwise severely wounded five times in previous engagements.
• Spencer Wyatt pushed his way past a protesting doorkeeper.
• Nevertheless it would be wrong to appeal to the door-keeper until one has appealed to the highest in the land.
• The doorkeeper, postmaster, and chaplain, have duties indicated by their titles.
• I barely got a seat for the Tolstoi play, and the doorkeeper said that the house was always sold out.
• Duffy, the wooden-legged doorkeeper, was not on duty, and the youth upon whom his duties had devolved allowed Joel to pass without giving his name for report as tardy.
• Nodding familiarly to the doorkeeper, I passed up the long passage to the stage.
• Not finding them disposed to converse, the doorkeeper resumed the newspaper he was reading when they entered, and was soon deeply engrossed in a horrible steam-boat accident.
• This was designed to appease the fury of Cerberus, the infernal doorkeeper, and to procure a safe and quiet entrance.
• Then, still curious and extremely interested, he walked briskly around to the stage entrance, nodded to the doorkeeper, and went in.
• The door-keeper said he never knew a boy who had so many cousins! The next day Patrick was better.
• Thus, though the house had a public passage through it, with a shop below and no doorkeeper, Lydie lived there without a fear.
• It is better to be a door-keeper in Charleston than to dwell in the most gorgeous tents of outside barbarians.
• In Roman mythology, Janus, the doorkeeper of heaven was the protector of doors and gateways and the patron of the beginning and end of undertakings.
• When we got upstairs, and had left our hats and sticks with the doorkeeper, we were admitted into the chief gambling-room.
• Or, again, more often still, before his dinner he waits on a client, copies the page of a newspaper, or carries to the doorkeeper some goods that have been delayed.
• However, the Catholics remind us that Christ gave to Peter the keys of the kingdom of heaven and made him the doorkeeper of paradise.
• Each is in charge of a door-keeper, whose duty it is to exclude improper personages.
• On his return the doorkeeper handed him a note, and said, rather scornfully, that some kind of woman had written it in the hall.
• The old one, hobbling on a crutch, had departed an hour ago to take the place of doorkeeper, vacated of necessity by Andre-Louis.
• She hands it to a door-keeper, who may possibly be considerate, but cannot offer her a chair.
• When the President reached the hall he was met at the entrance by the doorkeeper of the Congress, and was escorted to the Senate chamber.
• Cantinet and the doorkeeper saw that no beggars troubled Schmucke.
• Then, before he could give it, the doorkeeper reeled back into the room, and Mr.
• The door-keeper told them the rehearsal was just over and they would find me on the stage.
• The sergeant-at-arms and the doorkeeper appoint numerous subordinates.
• The doorkeeper has charge of the hall of the House and its entrances.
• She was telling her number to the doorkeeper of the locker room as the slap of the hospital door ceased to vibrate through the long corridor on the eighth story.
• Always on the alert to elude the vigilance of the doorkeeper, the boys again effected an entrance into the theatre.
• He was in such a brown study that he forgot to tip the door-keeper who let him into the street.
• But as a rule, her highest post during the first three centuries of Christianity was that of doorkeeper or message-woman, her economic dependence upon man being absolute.

Similar words containing DOORKEEP without suffix er

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