Usage of "doorhandle"

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A knob used to release the catch when opening a door (often called `doorhandle' in Great Britain)

Usage of doorhandle in English

The twisting dragons of the doorhandle attracted me as I drew near. 
 Earth's Enigmas: A Volume of Stories 

There came the sound of the doorhandle being worked back and forth. 
 Mister Slaughter 

The doorhandle and the seatlatch and the tarp and the plastic package. 
 No country for old men 

Then I turned the doorhandle, and cautiously started to push open the door. 
 The Pariah 

Stood up again, jostled it into the lock, unlocked it, turned the doorhandle. 
 The Pariah 

The doorhandle turned, and Richard stepped in front of Roger. 
 The Judge 

He said it appealingly, with his hand on the doorhandle. 
 Shining Ferry 

Her hand groped for the doorhandle and then fell away. 
 IT 

She unbuckled her belt-ittook three tries, but she finally managed-andgrabbed the doorhandle. 
 Doctor Sleep 

The doorhandle would not budge, but he kept twisting. 
 To the blight: the eye of the world 

He sat there with his hand on the doorhandle. 
 No country for old men 

I saw you reaching for the doorhandle, so I guess you must want to get out. 
 IT 

I took hold of the bedroom doorhandle, and, as I did so, I heard the singing. 
 The Pariah 

Maurice hesitated, and stood undecided, holding the doorhandle. 
 Maurice Guest 

Hodges stops, one hand on the sun-warmed doorhandle of his car, the other shading his eyes. 
 Mr. Mercedes 

Just as I was rattling the doorhandle. 
 The Yellow Streak 

doorhandle

Noun

Singular

Frequent collocations

Translations for doorhandle

Portuguese

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Spanish

Doorhandle through the time

Meanings of doorhandle in English