back door
front door
back entrance
backdoor
front entrance
backhouse
side entrance
side door
foreshop
foreroom
back room
coach house
backstair
carriage house
remise
storeward
across the way
front
offsite
porte-cochere
storewards
shopwards
back porch
back
postern
frontage
exurbia
parafrontal
driveway
outdoors
downstreet
out of doors
alley
outside
pubwards
doorstep
alfresco
next door
doorside
backyard
porte cochère
backstairs
exteriorly
tailgate
backwing
gate house
French window
suicide door
gate
shopward
outbuilding
storefront
streetwards
foredoor
streetward
uptown
block
shopfront
dooryard
running board
tradesman's entrance
southside
sidepost
bigging
outside door
jamb
exterior door
extradepartmental
front porch
external
storeback
extradepartmentally
shopway
abbey
batwing
portico
suburban area
suburb
car park
suburbia
tin can
foregate
doorbusting
upstreet
housefront
subdepot
pop-up
nerf bar
open
unfastened
scissor door

English words for 'A subsidiary entrance to a building or house at its rear, normally away from the street.'

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