What is another word for latchstring?
Pronunciation: [lˈat͡ʃstɹɪŋ] (IPA) 
Latchstring is a term used to describe an old-fashioned way of securing a door by threading a piece of string through a hole in the door and then looping it back around a hook or nail. While this method is no longer commonly used in modern times, there are still several synonymous terms that can be used to describe it. These terms include drawstring, pull string, cord, or rope. Additionally, similar terms that describe door locks or closures include bolt, latch, catch, or lockset. These words all refer to different methods of securing a door and can be used interchangeably based on context and preference.
