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Definition of entrance
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Entrance
(n.)
Liberty,
power,
or
permission
to
enter;
as, to give
entrance
to
friends..
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Door
::
Door (n.) An
opening
in the wall of a house or of an
apartment,
by which to go in and out; an
entrance
way..
Hall
::
Hall (n.) A
vestibule,
entrance
room, etc., in the more
elaborated
buildings
of later
times..
Apron
::
Apron (n.) A
platform,
or
flooring
of
plank,
at the
entrance
of a dock,
against
which the dock gates are
shut..
Midgut
::
Midgut
(n.) The
middle
part of the
alimentary
canal from the
stomach,
or
entrance
of the bile duct, to, or
including,
the large
intestine..
Cusp
::
Cusp (n.) The
beginning
or first
entrance
of any house in the
calculations
of
nativities,
etc..
Loggia
::
Loggia
(n.) A
roofed
open
gallery.
It
differs
from a
veranda
in being more
architectural,
and in
forming
more
decidedly
a part of the main
edifice
to which it is
attached;
from a
porch,
in being
intended
not for
entrance
but for an
out-of-door
sitting-room..
Entrance
::
Entrance
(v. t.) To put into a
trance;
to make
insensible
to
present
objects.
Subintestinal
::
Subingression
(n.)
Secret
entrance.
Shoeing-horn
::
Shoeing-horn
(n.) A
curved
piece of
polished
horn, wood, or metal used to
facilitate
the
entrance
of the foot into a
shoe..
Pool
::
Pool (n.) A game at
billiards,
in which each of the
players
stakes
a
certain
sum, the
winner
taking
the
whole;
also, in
public
billiard
rooms,
a game in which the loser pays the
entrance
fee for all who
engage
in the game; a game of skill in
pocketing
the balls on a pool
table..
Transported
::
Transported
(a.)
Conveyed
from one place to
another;
figuratively,
carried
away with
passion
or
pleasure;
entranced..
Doorstead
::
Doorstead
(n.)
Entrance
or place of a door.
Ingression
::
Ingression
(n.) Act of
entering;
entrance.
Passage
::
Passage
(v. i.) Way; road; path;
channel
or
course
through
or by which one
passes;
way of exit or
entrance;
way of
access
or
transit.
Hence,
a
common
avenue
to
various
apartments
in a
building;
a hall; a
corridor..
Itch
::
Itch (n.) An
eruption
of
small,
isolated,
acuminated
vesicles,
produced
by the
entrance
of a
parasitic
mite (the
Sarcoptes
scabei),
and
attended
with
itching.
It is
transmissible
by
contact..
Entrance
::
Entrance
(n.) The act of
entering
or going into;
ingress;
as, the
entrance
of a
person
into a house or an
apartment;
hence,
the act of
taking
possession,
as of
property,
or of
office;
as, the
entrance
of an heir upon his
inheritance,
or of a
magistrate
into
office..
Beginning
::
Beginning
(n.) The act of doing that which
begins
anything;
commencement
of an
action,
state,
or space of time;
entrance
into being or upon a
course;
the first act,
effort,
or state of a
succession
of acts or
states..
Readmit
::
Readmit
(v. t.) To admit
again;
to give
entrance
or
access
to
again.
Portcullis
::
Portcullis
(n.) A
grating
of iron or of
timbers
pointed
with iron, hung over the
gateway
of a
fortress,
to be let down to
prevent
the
entrance
of an
enemy..
Entrance
::
Entrance
(n.) The angle which the bow of a
vessel
makes with the water at the water line.
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