Entry

Meaning

Noun

●

The

of entering.

●

Permission to enter.

●

A

that provides a means of

a building.

●

In Law:

The

of

possession.

●

In Insurance:

The

of an

contract.

●

In Midlands English:

A

between

terraced houses

that provides a means of

a

or yard.

●

A

inside the

of a

or other

, often having an access to a

and

other

s

●

A small group

within a

, especially Episcopal, for

and

, and to help

new friendships

●

An

in

, such as an

in a

or encyclopedia.

●

In Computing:

A

made in a

,

; (computing) a

in a database.

●

In Linear algebra:

A

at any

in a matrix.

●

The

or

of a ship's

at the

, to

to

; or the

an

a ship's

to the

of the

, and

his

to

the

.

●

In Music:

The point when a

to

or

; entrance.

●

In Hunting:

The

into a pack.

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Origin

entry

English

entree

Old French (842-ca. 1400)

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