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I typically use "doored."

Edit note: The question itself asks for a word which means a specific thing. There is no possible, literate confusion whatsoever about what the meaning is, but since it is demanded: to remove from an establishment, using force, via a door (hence "doored"). Down vote, if you don't like, deletion without legitimate cause is vandalism.

I typically use "doored."

Edit note: The question itself asks for a word which means a specific thing. There is no possible, literate confusion whatsoever about what the meaning is, but since it is demanded: to remove from an establishment, using force, via a door (hence "doored").

I typically use "doored" or 86'ed (listed above with a bunch of up-votes). More informal.

I typically use "doored."

Edit note: The question itself asks for a word which means a specific thing. There is no possible, literate confusion whatsoever about what the meaning is, but since it is demanded: to remove from an establishment, using force, via a door (hence "doored"). Down vote, if you don't like, deletion without legitimate cause is vandalism.

I typically use "doored" or 86'ed (listed above with a bunch of upvotes. More informal.

I typically use "doored" or 86'ed (listed above with a bunch of up-votes). More informal.