door knocking
Fist meeting wood
Door knocking is the practice of going door to door to speak with residents, typically for political canvassing, sales, or community outreach.
Campaign volunteers do door knocking to register voters or promote candidates.
The term emphasizes the repetitive, methodical nature of the activity: We spent Saturday door knocking in swing districts.
- rapQuick sharp blow
- tapValve controlling liquid flow
- visitorShort-term guest
- thresholdPoint of beginning
- entrancePoint of access
answer · open up · come in · hello · solicitor · salesman · no soliciting · canvassing · campaign · porch · bell · ringing · fist · knuckles · anticipation · unexpected · stranger · welcome
- politicsdemocracy, campaigning, campaigns, democrats, bill
- activismboycotts, activists, activist, advocate, demonstrating
- campaigningcandidate, campaign signs, canvassing, campaign manager, fundraising
- door-to-door salescanvassing, soliciting, solicitation, direct sales, direct selling
- workplace etiquetteemail etiquette, punctuality, handshakes, greetings, introductions
- campaign mediacampaign ad, political ad, negative ad, TV spot, radio ad
door knockingbarging in
Entering without permission
breaking and entering · forced entry · home invasion · sneaking in · trespassing
door knockingphone banking
Financial services by telephone
cold calling · robocalling · social media outreach · direct mail · online advertising
door, knock, doors, doored, doorway, doorman, doorstep, doorbell, indoor