Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun A metallic hook sustaining a sliding door from above, and sliding on an iron track as the door moves.
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Examples
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Sounds of athletic sex inside make the door-hanger flap.
Retreat 2009
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Never in the past twelve months have I gotten a letter, a door-hanger or a phone call that had to do with this change in parking.
Question… 2007
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Never in the past twelve months have I gotten a letter, a door-hanger or a phone call that had to do with this change in parking.
RAGE!!1! 2007
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Sounds of athletic sex inside make the door-hanger flap.
Retreat 2009
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They both lost because the Democratic election effort was taken over from the official party machinery by the volunteer California Democratic Councill, sort of a door-hanger version of Netroots.
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That's because there's a clearer value proposition: getting a certain vote out of an elderly supporter driven to the polls rather than another incremental touchpoint achieved by a door-hanger.
Hillary Tries Grassroots Budgeting Ruffini, Patrick 2008
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Eric I don't think your heart was really in it - I didn't see a single newspaper ad, or a single door-hanger, or anything.
On to November David 2005
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The early complaints about this case were about noise from barking dogs, a kind of complaint so common and so related to the state of the complainant sad, angry, lonesome people are hypersensitive that they tend to result in not much more than a door-hanger for the dog owner.
Archive 2006-06-01 2006
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The early complaints about this case were about noise from barking dogs, a kind of complaint so common and so related to the state of the complainant sad, angry, lonesome people are hypersensitive that they tend to result in not much more than a door-hanger for the dog owner.
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The first few knocks got no response (marked them down as NH for Not Home) and they got a door-hanger and some literature in English and Spanish.
October 2004 2004
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