narrowdoor

noun
UK /ˈnærəʊ dɔː/
US /ˈnæroʊ dɔːr/

A door that is small and not wide.

The cat squeezed through the narrowdoor to get outside.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A hard or difficult way to get into something.

Learning to read was a narrowdoor to a big new world.

3. A small opening in a wall or fence.

We found a narrowdoor in the garden wall.

4. A way in that only a few people can use.

The secret club had a narrowdoor that only members knew about.