Still, Molly Parmeter couldn't believe it when a thick embossed letter from Saint James's Palace arrived on her doormat.
But who knows, years of being a doormat may finally erupt, much like Ndamukong Suh did last year when he stomped on another guy.
If he wins the presidency, will Romney drag his party toward the center or become a doormat for the arch-conservative wing?
His rookie flailing set back the peace process (such as it was) and made him look like a doormat.
Lying on the doormat was another key that allowed entrance into the complex.
Mr. Darco darted and shook her as if she had been a doormat.
"If you're looking for a doormat to wipe your feet on, I'll send for Tony," he jeered.
Any man that wears clothes like a doormat will let you make a doormat of him!
If you want to know, she's got a right to make a doormat of me.
A sweet child with ted pigtails was playing with shells on the doormat.
modifier
: Cornell University's doormat status on the gridiron
noun
A person who is regularly and predictably exploited by others; constant victim: the soulful Earth Mother doormat of the kind played by Shirley MacLaine in the fifties/ the wife a rape victim, slave, doormat
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