the act of entering; entrance
the right or privilege of entering
a door, gate, hall, or other place of entrance
a door, gate, hall, vestibule, or other place of entrance
dialect an alleyway between buildings
the act of registering a record
the act of introducing information into a computer
a record made in a diary, account book, index, etc
a headword in a reference book, often with the accompanying definition or article
a person, thing, or group entered in a contest; an entrant
the total of those entered or admitted
have doubled the annual entry
in law, the act of going on land or into property with the intention of taking or declaring possession
in bridge, etc, a card that enables a player to gain or transfer the lead
[Middle English entre from Old French entree, fem past part. of entrer: see enter]