latchstring
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 14
A string hanging through a hole in a door attached by one end to the latch, which rises as the string is pulled. The door is secured from the entrance by simply pulling the string from the hole to the inside of the door. To find the latchstring out : To meet with hospitality; to be welcome, as when no visitor is desired the latch string is drawn in.
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