doorframe
- n the frame that supports a door
- According to report provided by the US army CID, the detainee was shackled to the top of a doorframe with a gag in his mouth at the time he lost consciousness and became pulseless.
- Rumpled and heavy-lidded, Vice President Richard Milhous Nixon stepped forth uncertainly, clinging to the doorframe with one hand as he felt for the step with a wavering foot.
- Still, most Californians know that when the ground starts to rumble, they must get away from the windows, duck beneath a sturdy table, stand under a doorframe, or pull over if they .