- - invite past the doorstep
- - Invite over the threshold [2 wds.]
- - Invite to enter: 2 wds.
- - Invite to stay a while: 2 wds.
- - Invite to crash, say
- - Invite past the doorstep: 2 wds.
- - Invite for coffee, perhaps
- - Invite to enter
- - Invite through the door
- - Invite for coffee, say
- - Invite for coffee
- - Invite through the doorway
- - Invite at the door
- - Invite for a nightcap, say
- - Invite off one's doorstep
- - Invite across the threshold
- - Invite for a nightcap, e.g.
- - Invite for a nightcap
- - Invite for a spell
- - Invite for coffee, maybe
- - Invite up
- - Invite to join
- - Invite to one's home
- - Invite: 2 wds.
- - Invite to the living room, say
- - Invite.
- - Welcome, maybe: 2 wds.
- - Welcome to one's home
- - Say "Enter" to
- - Prevent from crashing
- - Request to enter
- - Make a mild romantic overture to
- - Be welcoming
- - Not leave waiting at the door
- - Don't leave at the doorstep
- - Beckon to enter
- - Welcome, as company
- - Don't leave waiting at the door
- - Bid welcome
- - Be a good host, at first
- - Make an opening offer?
- - Be hospitable
- - Show hospitality at the door
- - Don't leave on the stoop, maybe
- - Be hospitable to, maybe
- - Issue an invitation
- - Encourage to enter
- - Welcome one's guests, maybe
- - Welcome, say
- - Openly welcome
- - Don't leave on the doorstep
- - Greet warmly at the door
- - Be polite to a caller, perhaps
- - Show politeness at the door
- - Open the front door for, as a guest
- - Warmly welcome
- - Greet at the door
- - Welcome at the front door
- - Welcome, perhaps
- - Do a butler's job
- - Welcome warmly
- - Welcome at the door
- - Welcome guests
- - Be hospitable to
- - Let enter
- - '...... welcome'
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