Phrase Hound found 11 phrases and 4 compound words that contain doorknob. The most common are listed below. Open doorknob in the live search for definitions, filters, and the full list.
Phrases 11
- dead as a doorknobEntirely, unquestionably or certainly dead.
- doorknob complaintA complaint reported by a patient at the very end of a clinical visit, raising important information about the patient's condition that should have been mentioned earlier.
- doorknob complaintsplural of doorknob complaint: A complaint reported by a patient at the very end of a clinical visit, raising important information about the patient's condition that should have been mentioned earlier.
- doorknob phenomenaplural of doorknob phenomenon: The situation in which a patient waits until the very end of a clinical visit to mention important information.
- doorknob phenomenonThe situation in which a patient waits until the very end of a clinical visit to mention important information.
- doorknob questionA question asked by a patient at the very end of a clinical visit, raising important information about the patient's condition that should have been mentioned earlier.
- doorknob questionsplural of doorknob question: A question asked by a patient at the very end of a clinical visit, raising important information about the patient's condition that should have been mentioned earlier.
- doorknob statementA statement made by a patient at the very end of a clinical visit, constituting important information about the patient's condition that should have been mentioned earlier.
- doorknob statementsplural of doorknob statement: A statement made by a patient at the very end of a clinical visit, constituting important information about the patient's condition that should have been mentioned earlier.
- deaf as a doorknobStone deaf (unable to hear at all).
- dumb as a doorknobVery stupid.
Compound words 4
- doorknobbyResembling or characteristic of a doorknob.
- doorknobbedHaving a doorknob.
- doorknoblikeResembling a doorknob.
- doorknobbingpresent participle and gerund of doorknob