Doorman [noun]

First off, it was one of those second-rate places that boasted no doorman.

It seems his room-mate found him, in bed, in his night-wear, and immediately called the doorman of the house.

"Sure, if he'll see you," answered the doorman, unlocking and swinging open the broad portal.

Here was reserve itself done into a box-office clerk, a doorman, and an assistant, glorying in their fine positions.

I gave him half a crown for himself, while the dignified doorman called me a hansom.

The doorman beckoned to us and told us to go into an apartment which he indicated and "take a seat."

"My middle name," said Billy patiently, as they reached the door the Arab doorman was holding open for them.

I interdooced her to a gen'l'man friend of mine, a slick little doorman for a two-day show, and what did she do?

The doorman was a huge Negro dressed in flowing red trousers that tucked in at the ankles.

The doorman looked straight ahead and managed to keep his solemn countenance under control.