doorbuster

The Oxford Pocket Dictionary of Current English | 2009 | 281 words | Copyright

door·bust·er / ˈdôrˌbəstər/ • n. inf. 1. (in retailing) a special discount price available for a limited period, typically during special early-opening hours.2. a firearm with special attachments for forcing entry through a door.

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