trapdoor|trapdoors in English

noun

hidden door, secret door (usually in the floor or ceiling and opens vertically)

Use "trapdoor|trapdoors" in a sentence

1. Breechloader Parts (Trapdoor, Rolling Block, Ballard, etc.) 1st and 2nd Allin Trapdoor

2. There's a trapdoor into the attic.

3. The trapdoor above 1c is closed but unlocked.

4. The woman shut the trapdoor with a slam.

5. Trapdoor functions are widely used in cryptography.

6. 17 There's a trapdoor into the attic.

7. You operate the trapdoor by winding this handle.

8. Cryptographic attack based on trapdoor is presented, examples are given.

9. (adjective) Curious investigators; a trapdoor that made me Curious.

10. They went from door to door, questioning everyone, systematically searching for trapdoors.

11. Raising the trapdoor she pointed a flight of steps.

12. He was certain he had found a cleverly concealed trapdoor.

13. This program is used to compute the trapdoor channel capacity. Sentencedict.com

14. She raised the trapdoor and pointed to a flight of steps.

15. There was no way this tank could get through the trapdoor into the attic.

16. Beware of his bone grinders, brain blinders, flesh peelers, chromosomal inverters, catatonic sludge, black hole trapdoors, and, of course, radiation.

17. Internal access to this lower room was obtained through a trapdoor in the floor of the drop room.

18. They might ambush you when you stuck your head up a trapdoor and stab you with a pike.

19. The method encompasses a new one-way function with trapdoor based on Artin reciprocity in an algebraic number field.

20. Adult wasps must have escaped out the trapdoor at the top of the cocoon where the strap attaches.

21. Looking up, he found he was standing under a short vertical shaft, at the top of which was another trapdoor.

22. They were careful with each other; they did not talk about the sadness or the sudden trapdoor feeling in their stomachs.

23. Belfry Determined and resourceful, however, the clergyman fetched ladders and climbed into the Belfry through the trapdoor in its floor

24. The dime reminded me of myself, turning hard corners and accelerating into a final bell-ringing disappearance through a bright metal trapdoor.

25. “Battle Tested, Battle scarred,” is excerpted from his book The “Trapdoor” Springfield: From the Little Bighorn to San Juan Hill (Osprey Publishing, Oxford, UK, 2018)