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Noun(1) someone who guards an entrance

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(1) On leaving the priesthood, he worked in a number of jobs including a doorman , a handyman and a janitor.(2) They entered a hall, beautifully decorated with painted cloth, and followed the doorman up two flights of stairs.(3) We arrived at the apartment block and we wrangled our way past the doorman on duty.(4) Within seconds of the attack he was attended to by a club doorman , who was trained in first aid.(5) The building had a doorman and for a moment I worried that he and I would not be allowed into the building.(6) Here she was safe, for the building had a doorman , and the doors had secure locks.(7) Stern-looking doormen can now be seen guarding the entrance to certain exclusive establishments, just to keep the riff-raff out.(8) He was on duty with three other doormen when the tragedy happened.(9) The waitress was too upset to listen and called over three doormen to assess the situation.(10) You too will have to be walked out in a shuffle, the doormen now more like sanitarium orderlies than bouncers.(11) The doormen of my building have adopted me as I can speak Spanish.(12) The doormen and waitresses are splendid in their gold-braided outfits.(13) Local authorities currently vet their own doormen , meaning bouncers have different licences depending on where they work in the country.(14) One common technique is the employment of official border guards, doormen or bouncers.(15) When he got to the entrance a doormen pointed him towards the Observatory where he could see a group in the distance.(16) The doormen barricaded the club's entrance as the soldiers allegedly tried to get to him.