side-door

side-door n.

1530s, from side (n.) + door.

Examples from the Web for side-door Historical Examples of side-door

She hurried through the garden to a side-door in the wall leading to the lane.

Hall Caine

Sutherland was just entering a side-door of the house when David accosted him.

George MacDonald

They entered by the side-door, went eastward, and sat down by the altar-steps.

Thomas Hardy

Then the soldiers were ushered to side-door Pullmans once again.

William Elmer Bachman

But there was light issuing from a side-door, which stood open.

Mayne Reid