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overhead door

British  

noun

  1. Sometimes shortened to: overhead.  a door that rotates on a horizontal axis and is supported horizontally when open

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The Chicago Fire Department says an overhead door was being repaired at a West Englewood fire station over the weekend, allowing a dog named Bones, believed to be a mixed-breed stray, to leave the firehouse.

From Washington Times

In Las Vegas, Nevada, Ron Nelsen, the owner and general manager of Pioneer Overhead Door, told Salon in an interview in April that he received an email stating that his bank no longer had PPP loan funds.

From Salon

The Washington dealership of Overhead Door estimated $1,400 to $1,800 for a pair of these doors.

From Washington Post

In Las Vegas, Nevada, Ron Nelsen, the owner and general manager of Pioneer Overhead Door, told Salon in an interview he received an email on Thursday night stating that his bank no longer had funds.

From Salon

On a recent weekday afternoon, Koland opened the overhead door to one of his two storage units at the Eagan Car Club, revealing a ’53 Mercury M-100 and a ’98 Porsche 911 in a sparkling space with couches, area rugs, a large TV screen and other comforts of home.

From Washington Times