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Meanings of doormat in anglès
català
estoreta A flat object for wiping one’s shoes, laid on the floor immediately outside or inside the entrance to a building.
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Examples for "weakling"
Examples for "weakling"
1
It is the violence of a weakling hand-theworst manner of violence.
2
Did she think-shewas always a weakling-thatI would not use it?
3
It is not I who made him a forger and a weakling.
4
Garstin was an office-desk weakling, and a mere boy into the bargain.
5
Maybe just to prove to the world that she wasn't a weakling.
1
The more noses a feller kerries in battle, the wuss for him.
2
That smirk said Nick was a chump, a wuss, a regular fucktard.
3
Jest as likely he might have went after Jennie, with wuss intentions.
4
This's just awful, and it'll be ten times wuss in another minnit.
5
Them varmints is wuss'n redskins,-they'verobbed me already of half my claims.
Usage of doormat in anglès
1
However, for most post landing on your doormat, there is no competition.
2
Fern found the note on her doormat before she went to work.
3
Even the doormat was in tatters and had split down the middle.
4
He smiled, suddenly appeased, and put his foot unsteadily on the doormat.
5
Graves speculated that he might have to do a better doormat next.
6
Someone who truly loves you will not treat you like a doormat.
7
I'm no doormat, an' nobody alive can wipe their feet on me.
8
Also known as the 'let's make South Africa our doormat' Union.
9
I used the key under the doormat and let myself in.
10
There was a doormat on the concrete floor by the steps.
11
It made him feel powerful that one of the Corleones was his doormat.
12
Present yourself as a doormat and you will be walked on.
13
Someone who might treat you slightly better than a human-shaped doormat.
14
Mr. Darco darted and shook her as if she had been a doormat.
15
Jim Bennet, your being a doormat may cost other people their souls' salvation.
16
He's more like a doormat with 'Welcome' written on it, than anything else.
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Doormat through the time
Doormat across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common