Definition of storm door
: an additional door placed outside an ordinary outside door for protection against severe weather
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De La Fuente dropped his burrito and ran outside to his neighbor’s house, pulling open the storm door.
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De La Fuente dropped his burrito and ran outside to his neighbor’s house, pulling open the storm door.
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Suspicious activity, Shelly Court: A resident reported a storm door had been broken at the hinges and a railing near the front door shattered on March 4.
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Hometalk blogger Beth made an arbor, pictured above, using storm doors.
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Blood collected on the porch and smeared across the storm door.
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Residents have been complaining for months that the windows and storm doors installed to reduce the roar of low-flying jets give off the stink of burning plastic in warm weather.
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For starters, Ryan says storm doors are not that easy to break.
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Criminal damaging, Greene Drive: Someone smashed glass in the front storm door of a house late Oct. 7 or early Oct. 8.
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First Known Use of storm door
1878
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Definition of storm door for English Language Learners
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: a second door that is placed outside the usual outside door of a building for protection against cold and bad weather
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