0 a person whose job is to stay near the entrance to a public place and prevent people entering without permission: --
Unfortunately, the doorkeepers and some other staff will not get a day off tomorrow.
The doorkeepers came on duty yesterday at eight o'clock.
Therefore, the judges are being brought in to act as doorkeepers against further depredations of the legal aid fund.
The 350 people in the factory were firemen, doorkeepers, sweepers, packers and drivers.
He was unable to explain whether doorkeepers or their employers had been consulted.
I told him that only 14 doorkeepers had been registered in the two counties out of an estimated 2,000 that were currently employed.
In some localities, there are arrangements between club doorkeepers and the police.
A number are employed as doorkeepers, their previous training and experience having been found of special value for these posts.
