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What is another name for an octagon?
polygon or stop sign
What is another word for tapping on a door and a window?
knocking
What is another opening on a house besides the door?
to fall or drop heavily
What another name for arrogant?
another name for arrogant is jealous
What is another name for numerator and denominator?
Another name for a denominator is a divisor.
What is another name for a door?
A portal.
What is another name for doorstops?
Door quits
What is Another name for doorman?
door man
What is another name for people who sell door to door seven letters?
They are called peddlers
What is another name for aperture in photography?
Another name for aperture in photography is the f-stop.
What is another name for an octagon?
polygon or stop sign
What is the another name for a windows stop error?
Standby
How can I use a door stop to keep my door closed securely?
To use a door stop to keep your door closed securely, place the door stop on the floor behind the door so that it prevents the door from opening. Adjust the position of the door stop as needed to ensure a snug fit and prevent the door from being pushed open.
What is a door stop?
A door stop is a piece of trim attached to the inside of the door jam. It is placed so that the door stops against it. Alternately, a door stop is used to hold open a door or to prevent the door from opening too far.
What are the ratings and certificates for Captain Flamingo - 2006 Change of Heart Door Stop in the Name of Love 2-11?
Captain Flamingo - 2006 Change of Heart Door Stop in the Name of Love 2-11 is rated/received certificates of: Australia:G
How do you stop an interior door from slamming if the owner of said door refuses to stop just throwing it shut?
To stop an interior door from slamming, when the owner refuses to stop throwing it, you can install a pneumatic door closer.
What is another name for a Greek Christmas carol?
Another name for a Greek Christmas carol is a "kalanda." These are traditional songs sung during the festive season in Greece, often by groups of children going door to door.
