jamb , also: jambe

She had him stand up again and hold onto the door jamb.

Before she could quite close the door, his foot was in the jamb.

What filled the jambs made his black blood run cold.

I went back to my front door and examined the jamb.

He moved to the door, then stepped to one side of the jamb.

They removed the door to this room and its jamb.

Something was being slipped between the door and the jamb.

He soared past the jamb and came to rest on his back.

He just leaned against the door jamb and tried to force the words out.

Move ahead, keep your arm out, you'll meet the other jamb.

Heard her voice, through the crack where the door met the jamb.

When I pushed the jamb back in, it was just like new.

The door jambs are also said to have come from the old castle.

He pushed away from the jamb and came into the sitting room.

We were between the door and the jamb a lot of time."

There's no crack at all between the door and the jamb.

There was a fine crack between the door and the jamb.

An inch or so of space opened between the jamb and the door.

He moved to the open door, leaning against the jamb of it, his body very still.

A second kick put a little play in it, but he needed a third to finally break the jamb.

Running his hands around the jamb, he felt for hinges.

She reached out to grip the door jamb with one hand.

The matching scene on the other jamb is very similar.

Anne tried to get her fingers into the jamb, but could not.

A small sliver of space between the door and the jamb.