porte

Then I thought of porte, which is French for door, obviously.

‘Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close’ 2007

It had its peculiar usages, just as it had its carriage entrance and its house door, which old people in the quarter, who clung tenaciously to ancient words, still called the porte cavaliere and the porte pietonne.

Les Miserables, Volume II, Cosette 1862

We have a structure that's commonly referred to as a porte-cochere in architectural terms

BiggerPockets Forums durangoyaya 2010

We have a structure that's commonly referred to as a porte-cochere in architectural terms

Femalefirst.co.uk - Celebrity Gossip + Lifestyle Magazine 2009

It had its peculiar usages, just as it had its carriage entrance and its house door, which old people in the quarter, who clung tenaciously to ancient words, still called the porte cavaliere and the porte pietonne. 16 The Bernardines – Benedictines of the Rue Petit – Picpus had obtained permission, as we have already stated, to be buried there in a corner apart, and at night, the plot of land having formerly belonged to their community.

Les Miserables 2008

My favourite is "porte", which ties Dion to Adscam and the previous scandal-ridden government.

Archive 2007-02-01 uncorrectedproofs 2007

It had its peculiar usages, just as it had its carriage entrance and its house door, which old people in the quarter, who clung tenaciously to ancient words, still called the porte cavaliere and the porte pietonne. [

Les Misérables Victor Hugo 1843

Sans franchir sa porte, on peut connaître le monde.

franc - French Word-A-Day 2009

Sans franchir sa porte, on peut connaître le monde.

franc - French Word-A-Day 2009

At Cafe de la Tour I found a seat close to the porte-fenêtre* for a nice view of the village square on market day.

WWII soldiers remembrance 2009